A looming rebellion is brewing at Bishop Mugendi Nyakegogi as stakeholders call for the transfer of Principal Boniface Masese

 


Just two years after the contentious transfer of Boniface Masese from St. Paul’s Igonga Boys School to Bishop Mugendi Nyakegogi High School, pressure is intensifying on the TSC to relocate him and appoint a new principal.

Speaking to us under strict anonymity due to fears of retaliation, several parents, PA members, and other stakeholders are now insisting on Masese's transfer, citing his inability to meet the expectations set by his predecessor.

According to these stakeholders, since assuming his role, Masese has not initiated any significant infrastructural development projects, despite collecting development fees annually.

It is alleged that he has completely failed to enhance academic performance, and with students approaching their KCSE exams, parents have declared that if the school’s mean score remains stagnant or declines, they will forcibly remove him if the TSC does not transfer him in January and appoint a principal from the local community, a “son of the soil,” to lead the school.

Many assert that he operates the school independently, failing to consult his deputies on critical policy decisions, which has led to a decline in academic performance.

His leadership style is characterized by authoritarianism, rudeness, intimidation, and threats against those with differing opinions. He coerces PA members to endorse illegal practices, particularly unlawful levies, which have become a significant burden for parents.

Suppliers, non-teaching staff, and BoG teachers are owed money due to outstanding bills, a situation attributed to the mismanagement of school resources. Parents have vowed that if the TSC does not transfer him in January, they will prevent him from entering the school or evict him.

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