Sossion declares Sh65m wealth, says his time at Knut strengthened TSC

Vetting of the nominees follows the lifting of conservatory orders that had been issued by the High Court in Kerugoya...

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Former Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut) Secretary-General Wilson Sossion has declared a net worth of Sh65 million and pledged to combat corruption at the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) during his vetting for a commissioner position.

Wilson Sossion declared a net worth of Sh65 million.
Sossion vowed to tackle corruption, slow pension processing, and disappearing files at the TSC.
The vetting of Sossion and TSC staffing director Antonina Lentoijoni (who declared Sh38 million net worth) proceeded after High Court orders were lifted.

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