By MWINGI TIMES CORRESPONDENT
History was made on Monday in Kitui County after the Kitui branch of Kenya Union of Post-Primary Education Teachers sponsored free transport to over 400 Junior Secondary School to their Kenya Junior Secondary Education Assessment marking centres across the country.
According to the Kitui KUPPET branch Executive Secretary Philip Maanzo, the move was a fulfillment of a key campaign promise as contained in the branch manifesto to teachers. He said it marks a dream come true for the union branch leadership.
Flagging off the convoy from Kitui and Mwingi towns, Maanzo dispatched five hired buses, the union branch bus, and 15 hired 16-seater vans ferrying the elated teachers to their respective marking centres.
Maanzo said the initiative was proof that under visionary leadership, the branch was committed and determined to serve teachers beyond the ordinary and make them proud members of KUPPET. "This is a dream come true. We promised our teachers that we would stand with them, and today we have delivered," he said.
He also added; "KUPPET Kitui branch is determined to serve the teachers of this county with dignity and ensure they are facilitated to deliver on their national duty."
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