Ingenuine Parents Are Opposing CBC: KNPA

National Parents Association Wants Maiyo Jailed

National Parents Association now wants Nicholas Maiyo and two other officials jailed for disobeying court orders to vacate office.

The Association officials led by David Obuhatsa filed a contempt of court application on Tuesday seeking to have the three jailed for six months for disobeying the orders issued on September 19.

The officials also sought orders to have the ex-officials committed to Nairobi Industrial Area Remand Prison and Nairobi Women Prison-Langata, for the aforementioned period.

The court will issue directions on the matter on October 6.

Read also:

Orengo in Court For Selling Bhang at Lenana School

More Than 4M Loan Defaulters to be Delisted From CRB Next Month, Says Ruto

Ezekiel Machogu Biography-Age, Education, Work-Experience, Family

Big Loss to Teachers as Court Declares TPD Legal, Urges Teachers to Register

2023 KCSE Candidates To Make Upto 16 Course Choices in KUCCPS Portal-Apply Now

Full List of Ruto’s Nominated Cabinet Secretaries

Musalia Mudavadi Biography-Age, Education, Family, Political Career, Net Worth

Justin Muturi Biography-Age, Education, Career And Net Worth

“Take notice that the Honorable Court shall be moved on the 6th day of October 2022 at 9.00 o’clock in the forenoon or so soon thereafter as the Counsel for Applicants may be heard on the application,” the court said.

In the orders issued,  Maiyo, Jeremiah Nyakundi and Sarah Kagendo Mitambo were directed to vacate the office within seven days.

They were also ordered to hand over bank accounts, office files, receipt books, sponsorship agreements, membership registers and any other official documents.

This was after Maiyo’s election was found to have been illegally conducted.

“Nicholas Maiyo, Sarah Kagendo and Jeremiah Nyakundi are further restrained from attending or participating in any education forum organised by either the ministry or any other stakeholder,” the court said.

Justice Hedwig Ong’udi of the High Court further ordered that Obuhatsa be the recognised chairman of the parents association.

In Tuesday’s application, officials said they visited the officers at Re-insurance Plaza to be handed over to the office but were barred from entering.

It added that the ex-officials were on record for saying they were not ready to comply with the court orders.

“Even after being served with the Court Order, Maiyo called a press conference on September 22 and informed the public that they should not be worried because he does not recognize the orders that were issued by the court on September 19, and as such he was going to discharge his duties without any fear,” the application reads.

Support us

Thanks for reading our article. Funds From this blog goes towards needy children. Kindly Support them by clicking the button below:
DONATE NOW

LEAVE A REPLY

Please enter your comment!
Please enter your name here