In recent weeks, Kenyan gubernatorial candidate Johnson Sakaja has faced a storm of criticism over his academic credentials.
Sakaja claims to be the best candidate for the top job in Nairobi County, claiming to have graduated from Uganda’s Team University.
“Among other qualifications and accolades, I hold a Bachelor of Science in Management degree from Team University in Uganda, for which I satisfied all of the conditions,” he claims, refuting the complainants’ false claims.
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Mithika Linturi, a gubernatorial candidate from Meru, has also been accused of falsifying his academic credentials.
Aisha Jumwa, Malindi MP, Jude Jomo (Kiambu town), Junet Mohammed (Suna East), Imran Okoth (Kibra), Oscar Sudi (Kapseret), Kimani Ngunjiri (Bahati), Jayne Kihara (Naivasha), and Samwel Arama (Suna East) are among the politicians who have been questioned about their academic papers.
Mohammed Okiru (Turkana East), Janet Teiyaa (Kajiado woman rep), Joyce Korir (Bomet woman rep), Teddy Mwambire (Ganze), Guyo Ali Wario (Garsen), Getrude Mbeyu (Kilifi Woman Rep), Jane Njiru (Embu woma Rep), Iringo Kubai (Igembe Central), and Jane Chebaibai (Elgeyo Marakwet
George Theuri (Embakasi West), Beatrce Kones (Bomet), Ali Amin (Laikipia East), Maison Leshoomo (Samburu woman rep), Rose Museo (Makueni woman rep), Aladwa, George Sunkuiya (Kajiado west), Ndirangu Waihenya (Roysambu) and Stephen Mule (Matungulu) are among the others.
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