KENYA SCOUTS ASSOCIATION RESUMES OPERATIONS AFTER GETTING SUED
- Apr 25, 2022
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Clive Ayuko
Nairobi, Kenya 25th April 2022
The Kenya Scouts Association has today resume operations after getting sued by Mr Francis Juma, a former member of the association who has suspended and later expelled by the organization.
The organization which has members to the tune of 2.5 million members had its operations suspended on April 6th 2022 by the high court of Kenya after seeing sued by Mr. Francis Juma. The organization however remained tight lipped on why the former member decided to sue the organization citing it prejudicial to a court process already underway involving the organization.
From R-L Francis Mayakula – (Youth Programs) Abdalla Ibrahim( Assistant Chief Commissioner -Training) David Ole Nyoike (Board Member), Antony Gitonga( International Commissioner), Victor Radido (Chief Commissioner and Chair of the Board), Alice Kihungi ( Deputy Chief Commissioner), Moses Danda(National Executive Commissioner), Apok Emacar( Assistant Chief Commissioner – Admin) and George Ochieng(Assistant county commissioner Training Nairobi county). Images courtesy Clive Ayuko
Speaking during a press conference held today afternoon Chief Commissioner for Kenya Scouts Association Mr. Victor Radido said; “We have received a valid stay order from the high court to continue operations and urge all members to continue with scouting initiatives to include planting of trees”
The association also refuted claims that the situation was politically instigated saying the Kenya Scouts Association is a Non-Political organization and is not involved in Political affairs
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