BY SAM ALFAN
Oscar Sudi, Kapseret Member of Parliament was not our student, Kenya Institute of Management says.
This is according to report from the management school by one Mr John Masheshe.
Mr Masheshe further stated that a registration number appearing on the Sudi’s certificate belongs to another student and the certificate he claims emanated from KIM must have been forged.
His form four certificate according to a letter from the Kenya National Examination Council to EACC is also a forgery since there are no records of a student by the name Oscar Kipchumba Sudi.
“The copy of the certificate was made from a forged document on the basis that, there were no records of any student named Oscar Kipchumba Sudi having sat for KSCE in the year 2016.Further , that there was no school by the name Highway High School and school code appearing on the certificate belonged to Parklands Secondary School” Kashu replied to EACC.
The investigator in his affidavit says upon visiting Highway Secondary school where the MP provided copies of admission records between the years 2003-2006 and the KSCE certificate collections records for the year 2007, The records showed that there was no student by the name Oscar Kipchumba Sudi who enrolled or sat for KSCE examination at the said school.
The documents examiner in his opinion disapproved the leaving certificate provided to IEBC by Mr Sudi alleged to have been signed by the said School principal Jadiel Kaburu Mbogori .
EACC and DPP accused Mr Sudi of attempts to delay the trial in light to contest the Kapseret Member of Parliament using the petition before the Anti-corruption and Economic Crimes Division.
Mr Sudi was arraigned and charged before the Nairobi chief Magistrate court Anti-corruption senior Principal Magistrate Lawrence Mugambi on 6 October last year where he pleaded not guilty and was released on a cash bail.
The politician was required to personally appear today before trial magistrate Felix Kombo after his lawyer’s explanation for his absence was rejected as “dubious.” to show cause why his bail term should not be cancelled to appear in court on Thursday.
However, the Anti-corruption and Economic Crimes Division presiding judge, Justice Hedwig Ongu’di stayed the trial court proceedings pending hearing and determination of a petition Sudi filed before him.
