Imagine raising concerns about teachers’ welfare, expecting answers and a serious discussion—only to find yourself permanently locked out of the WhatsApp group!
That is the extraordinary situation a teacher claims to have experienced at Wanjohi Girls, where a workplace disagreement allegedly resulted in his removal from the teachers’ WhatsApp group.
According to the teacher, the drama began about six years ago when he raised concerns over teachers’ welfare.
He claims Principal Kyallo Matilda subsequently asked fellow teachers to urge him to apologise.
His response?
“Apologise for what?”
The teacher says he stood his ground, insisting that the disagreement should not lead to the withdrawal of the teachers’ lunch programme.
But while the lunch debate continued, another decision was reportedly made—one that required no meeting, no vote and apparently no lengthy explanation.
POOF! 💨
He was removed from the WhatsApp group.
And that, according to him, was only the beginning.
Six years later, the teacher claims he is still outside the digital walls of the group, alongside several other colleagues who allegedly suffered a similar fate.
No WhatsApp updates.
No group banter.
No morning announcements.
No “Good morning colleagues” messages.
Just six years of wondering what everyone else is talking about. 😂
What makes the story even more amusing is the length of the alleged WhatsApp exile.
Six years!
At this point, it is no longer just a WhatsApp group—it sounds like a gated digital community, with the administrator holding the keys to the entrance. 🔐📱
And for the teacher, the biggest question may not even be when he will be added back.
It may be whether the group has changed its name, administrators and rules during his six-year absence! 😭
Still, behind the humour is a serious workplace question: Should disagreements between teachers and school administrators spill over into communication platforms that are important for sharing official school information?
For now, the teacher remains on what may be one of the longest WhatsApp exiles ever reported.
Six years without the group?
Even Facebook bans eventually expire! 😂
