| Updated Sun, February 12th 2017 at 00:00 GMT +3Kenya National Union of Teachers(KNUT) Secretary General Wilson Sossion (left) and Chairman Mudzo Nzili share light moments with Teachers service commission CEO Nancy Macharia(center) during Kenya National Union of Teachers 59th annual delegates conference. (Photo: Willis Awandu/Standard)The Kenya National Union of Teachers said it would mobilise its 200,000 members to vote against Jubilee. Led by Secretary General Wilson Sossion, the officials have accused the Jubilee government of refusing to address concerns raised by the union over the years. Speaking in Kisumu when he unveiled a Sh39 million teachers' benevolence project and building, Sossion dismissed guidelines issues by Teachers Service Commission boss, Nancy Macharia asking teachers to attend school over the weekend and during holidays when the need arises. He said: ''You cannot make such a unilateral decision which infringe of the fundamental freedom of the teachers without consulting Knut,'' said Sossion.

Source: Standard Digital February 11, 2017 17:29 UTC