How Sh72,000 in Knut dues failed to restore Sossion’s membership Education Just now Listen
Article A Sh72,000 payment has emerged at the heart of former Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut) secretary-general Wilson Sossion’s failed bid to return to the union’s top office, with the court ruling that the money did not restore his membership.
Photo credit: Mark Munywoki | Nation Media Group The dispute began after Mr Sossion wrote to Knut Secretary-General Collins Oyuu on February 18, 2026, expressing interest in contesting the union’s top position.
Mr Sossion, now serving as a member of the Teachers Service Commission, sued on March 2026, challenging his exclusion and arguing that the payment of his union dues made him eligible to contest the Secretary-General position in the April 2026 elections.
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