Tuesday, August 19, 2025 - Peter Albert Ayiro, the long-serving teacher at Alliance Girls High School, has resigned from the Teachers Service Commission (TSC) following mounting accusations of misconduct.
In a resignation letter dated August 17th, Ayiro
said his decision was driven by what he termed as “false accusations” and
relentless public attacks that had damaged both his personal and professional
life.
“This decision has not come easily. It is a result of the
false accusations levelled against me.”
“I continue to endure monstrous cyberbullying, threats of
physical harm, public humiliation, and even being ostracised from my church,”
he wrote.
The educator, who had served for 26 years, maintained his
innocence, stating that the allegations had subjected him to “great stress and
strain.”
He added that resigning was the only way to protect his
dignity and peace of mind.
Ayiro confirmed that he had paid one month’s salary in lieu
of notice - Ksh 105,000 via M-Pesa - to the TSC and requested guidance on
clearance and exit procedures.
He expressed gratitude for his years of service, noting the
experience and growth he gained during his tenure.
His resignation comes as investigations intensify into
allegations of s3xual abuse and grooming at Alliance Girls.
Ayiro, who also served as the Christian Union patron, was
among those implicated in testimonies published by Africa Uncensored in July
where several former students of the prestigious school accused him of preying
on them.
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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