We covered kabura, sgr, David Ndii thoroughly, with the threads running many many pages. So you cant talk about bias. Choho is no exception and we will debate his fraud "until the cows come home".

Thank you. And that's where we have so many problems as a country. Success is money and nobody questions how it was made. Bright students with genuine A's are denied opportunities because a con man faked his way to those positions.

My point is this, among the key features that make a politician succeed is their ability sell their ideas and mobilize (speaking eloquently, whether its lies or not- remember one Barack). He is good at that whether he got a D- or not. Reason many politicians are arts students-lawyers/political scientists etc. Many A students mostly opt for science based courses and end up being professionals.

There is a story about why A students work for C students and why B students work for the government. This statement is mostly true.

If you asked most of our politicians to declare their KCSE/equivalent grades, you will see a pattern. Most of us who got As cannot survive in politics, especially those who are not street smart. The Politicians just need to employ the A and B students to come up with workable policies.

I will try teach my kids to be street smart and I also hope and believe they will get As. With these two combinations, you can't fail in life.

well, fortunately and contrary to what some kenyans believe, getting as in school is not the only type of intelligence.

Hatusemi Joho ni danda !! No. What hurts is that the constitution clearly states that a Governor should have a degree, and going by the look of things he honestly doesn't have one. If the constitution had said that it recognizes the types of intelligence depicted above and Joho clearly falls on the Linguist sector the there would not have been a problem. However constitution says Degree is a must and for u to earn one you must have sat for KCSE ama CSE ama ile ya GSCE* and scored a C and above, ama vipi?