The Education Service Commission (ESC) has summoned 16 education officers to appear before its Disciplinary Committee over allegations ranging from abandonment of duty and absenteeism to the use of forged transfer and appointment letters.
In a notice dated October 15, 2026, the commission scheduled hearings for November 3, 4 and 5 at its offices on the first floor of Farmers’ House, Parliament Avenue, Kampala.
The notice, issued under reference number HRM 48/185/01, lists the officers, their work stations, designations and the disciplinary cases they are required to answer.
The commission advised the officers to attend the hearings with all documents relating to their respective cases.
It also warned that failure to appear at the scheduled date and time would not stop the commission from proceeding with the disciplinary process.
November 3: Six officers face disciplinary hearings
Six education officers are scheduled to appear before the committee on November 3, 2026, at 9 a.m.
They include Tushabe Davis, an education officer at Kazo SSS in Kiruhura District, who is facing an allegation of abscondment from duty; Mukere Innocent, an assistant education officer at the Ministry of Education and Sports, whose case concerns a severe reprimand; Ariyo Drajoa Constantine, an assistant education officer at Mt. Wati SSS in Arua, who is accused of abandonment of duty; Wanyama John, an education officer at Old Kampala SSS in Kampala, who is also facing an abandonment-of-duty case; Olaa Charles, an assistant education officer at Sacred Heart SSS in Gulu, who is accused of abscondment from duty; and Kikomeko Richard, an education officer at Kasaka SSS in Gomba District, whose case also concerns abscondment from duty.
November 4: Six officers listed, including one facing retirement in public interest
Another six officers are scheduled to appear before the disciplinary committee on November 4, 2026, at 9 a.m.
They are Nampa Geoffrey, an assistant education officer at Kyamuhunga SSS in Bushenyi District, whose case concerns retirement in public interest; Opoya Nixon, an education officer at Lubiri SSS in Kampala, who is facing an allegation of abscondment from duty; Niwagaba Ben, an assistant education officer at St. Gerald’s SSS in Nyakibale, Rukungiri District, who is accused of abscondment from duty; Keijangye Juliet, an education officer at the same school, who is also facing an abscondment-from-duty case; Mugabi Fredrick, an assistant education officer at Bukanga SSS, who is accused of abandonment of duty; and Ojambo Moses, an education officer at St. John’s Wakitaka SSS in Jinja, who is also facing an allegation of abandonment of duty.
November 5: Three officers face dismissal cases over alleged forged letters
Four officers are scheduled to appear before the disciplinary committee on November 5, 2026, at 9 a.m., with three facing cases involving alleged forged documents.
They include Keeya Joseph, an assistant education officer at Nalubale SSS in Bugiri District, whose case concerns possible dismissal from service for allegedly uttering a forged transfer letter; Yemare Charles Kabale, an assistant education officer at Kigarama SSS in Mitooma District, who faces possible dismissal from service for allegedly uttering a forged appointment letter; and Tumwesigye Selestino, an assistant education officer at Kawanda C.O.U SSS in Ssembabule District, whose case concerns possible dismissal from service for allegedly uttering a forged transfer letter.
The fourth officer, Oibu James, an assistant education officer at Kangulumira Public SSS in Kayunga District, is scheduled to appear over a review of his appointment as an assistant education officer.
The notice was signed by Dr. Lukwago Asuman, the Permanent Secretary of the Education Service Commission.
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