In Summary
- Joho Claps Back At Citizen Tv Journalists For Mocking His Academic Qualifications.
- Former Mombasa Governor had a D- in KCSE.
- The Citizen TV journalists Sam Gituku, Linus Kaikai and Yvonne Okwara were on Thursday during their Political News Gang show, evaluating the academic qualification of President William Ruto’s last batch of nominated Cabinet Secretaries.
Former Mombasa Governor Hassan Joho, on Sunday during a local function, clapped back at Citizen Tv journalists: Linus Kaikai, Sam Gituku and Yvonne Okwara for laughing at his academic qualifications.
Speaking during a local function, Joho told the journalists that it is true he got a D- in his Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) but still managed to hold two degrees and was able to serve two terms as the Governor of county 001.
“I was a D-, but I hold two degrees now and I am the first governor of Mombasa,” Joho said.
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Joho Defends Himself
Joho added that despite the troll and mocking from the members of the fourth estate, history will still record that he was once the Governor of Mombasa county.
He noted that there are certain things in life that make people human despite having an education, and sworn to himself he is willing and ready to accept any challenge before him.
“How would I know if I don’t give it a shot, there are certain things in life that make us human, one of them is to win or lose but we must give it a try,” Joho added.
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Citizen Tv Mocking Joho
The Citizen TV journalists Sam Gituku, Linus Kaikai and Yvonne Okwara were on Thursday during their Political News Gang show, evaluating the academic qualification of President William Ruto’s last batch of nominated Cabinet Secretaries.
The contagious reaction from Gituku’s colleagues after he apparently had no reference regarding Joho’s education qualification, left him in an awkward position that evoked a chuckling reaction with laughter which stormed a controversy to the public.
