Amount Of Money KNEC Supervisor Rejected as Cheating Bribe Before KCSE Candidates Abducted Him

News has emerged from a reputable source disclosing to the public the amount of money a Kenya National Examination Council (KNEC) supervisor rejected as bribe before he was allegedly abducted by Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) candidates.

As per the source, on Wednesday, November 11th, 2026, the supervisor was in charge of the ongoing KCSE exams at Vingurugani High School in Kwale.

As the exam was in session, the supervisor was reportedly offered a bribe of KSh 50,000 to allow cheating in the exams and upon receiving the money, he was supposed to keep his mouth shut.

However, the supervisor reportedly refused to take the bribe and that was the start of his problems. Aside from rejecting the bribe, the supervisor also took away exam papers that were not allowed in the exam room, which a teacher working at the institution had sneaked in the room to help the candidates cheat.

Later, the supervisor was allegedly taken by force by suspected Form Four candidates before he was beaten thoroughly and left sustaining serious injuries.

As of now the supervisor is said to be at his home, resting and trying to heal. However, the source highlighted that the teacher is still scared for his life because he resides not very far from the school.

Meanwhile, police have started to investigate what happened on that Wednesday and who issued threats to the supervisor who was only fulfilling his roles as required by the examination council.

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