The University of Eldoret has distanced itself from remarks allegedly made by one of its part-time lecturers during a class session on September 24, 2026.
In a statement, the university said the lecturer made what it termed “unfortunate and unacceptable utterances” while teaching SHUM 211: State and Society Development at ED5.
The institution said the remarks attributed to the lecturer do not represent its position, policies or official views.
The university reiterated that all members of staff, including part-time lecturers, are expected to uphold professional conduct, academic integrity, respect and inclusivity while carrying out their duties.
It said it has commenced immediate and appropriate disciplinary action in line with university regulations and due process.
The institution warned that it would take necessary action against any member of staff whose conduct is found to fall short of its required standards.
The University of Eldoret further assured students, staff and the public that it remains committed to the rule of law, accountability, equality and non-discrimination.
It also reaffirmed its commitment to protecting the dignity, rights, safety and welfare of members of its university community.
