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Donholm Primary School duped TSC inspectors during extortion investigations

Mr Johnson Nzioka, Head teacher, Donholm Primary School and National Chariman Kenya Primary Schools Heads Association (KEPSHA). Following our expose on the extortion racket being run by Mr. Nzioka, the headteacher of Donholm Primary School. The Ministry of Education and Teachers Service Commission sent some officials

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Mr Johnson Nzioka, Head teacher, Donholm Primary School and National Chariman Kenya Primary Schools Heads Association (KEPSHA). Following our expose on the extortion racket being run by Mr. Nzioka, the headteacher of Donholm Primary School. The Ministry of Education and Teachers Service Commission sent some officials to the school to further investigate. Cnyakundi.com has learnt that the officials were duped with fake numbers. Our source confirms that the school issues a questionnaire that was meant to collect information about fees and other charges in the school. The questionnaire was administered to class 8 and class 6 pupils. Class 8 pupils were coached to lie that the tuition fee is Sh400 instead of Sh1000 and that the illegal payment...

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