Nichodmus Musyoka, a member of the National Executive Board and head teacher at Makindu GNCA Primary School, has expressed his condolences to the family of the late KEPSHA chairman, Nzioka, who tragically died in a road accident on Sunday evening.
In a phone interview, Musyoka reflected on the loss, stating, “It is truly sad that this has happened. He was an icon and a leader dedicated to his work.”
Nzioka had a remarkable career spanning 39 years, including 24 years as a head teacher. He was celebrated for his unwavering commitment to both academic and co-curricular excellence.
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His leadership was also marked by the successful review of the KEPSHA Strategic Plan (2024-2027), which laid a solid foundation for the Association’s future. Beyond his role in KEPSHA, Nzioka was actively involved in co-curricular activities, serving as the National Vice Chairman of the Kenya Primary Schools Sports Association (KPSSA).
He held several other leadership positions, including a member of the KICD council and the Presidential Working Party on Education Reforms (2023). In recognition of his outstanding contributions to education, Nzioka was honored with the Head of State Commendation (HSC) in 2021.
By Lydia Ngoolo
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