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Egerton leaders in spotlight for disobeying court orders in row with lecturers

Universities Academic Staff Union (Uasu) officials launching the Egerton University on October 17

Universities Academic Staff Union (Uasu) national secretary-general Constantine Wasonga (second right) and other union officials during the launch of Egerton University lecturers strike at Njoro Campus on October 17, 2022.

Photo credit: Francis Mureithi | Nation Media Group

Egerton University administrators are under scrutiny for disobeying court orders.

Nakuru Environment and Labour Relations Court Judge David Nderitu on Monday castigated Vice-Chancellor Prof Isaac Kibwage and nine members of the university council for allegedly showing impunity by disregarding court orders.