• The MP said the case is not even halfway and the people who have so far testified are the prosecution witnesses.
• Sudi added that people should not worry about the case because his IQ is enough.
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Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi has said that he will prove everyone wrong on his forgery certificates case.
In a video seen by the Star, the MP said the case is not even halfway and the people who have so far testified are the prosecution witnesses.
"The people saying Sudi is not going to be in the ballot next year, I want to assure you I will be in the ballot. I will prove you guys wrong," Sudi said.
He noted that he has his own side of the story and people should stop talking like the world is ending.
Sudi added that people should not worry about the case because his IQ is enough.
"I have seen people saying they have degrees and I want to tell you this and I'm not bragging, my IQ is enough," he said.
"Where I have come from and where I am going, it will take others with degrees and Masters degrees years to get there."
The case has been in court since 2015.
The hearing proceeds on November 17, 2021.
The Kapseret MP's words come a day after the former head of examinations at Kenya Institute of Management John Mateshe on Wednesday told an anti-corruption court that the diploma certificate held by Sudi was forged.
Mateshe said their records show that Sudi was never registered as a student of the institute.
He is also accused of forging his KCSE exam certificate purporting it to be a genuine document issued by the Kenya National Examination Council.
On Tuesday, Knec principal examinations secretary Nabiki Ene Kashu told the court that Sudi did not sit for the 2006 KCSE examinations as earlier alleged.
He testified that Sudi did not register nor sit for the 2006 KCSE examination at Highway Secondary School.
“In the letter, we were asked to authenticate whether such a candidate sat for KCSE exam in the year 2006 at Highway Secondary School in Nairobi in November and awarded certificate serial number 3381074 under index 4010060/81,” Kashu said.
“We also established that a candidate by the name Sudi did not appear in the 2006 Knec database for either Parklands Secondary School nor Highway secondary school.”
The court heard that there was no school called Highway High school during the 2006 KCSE examination as indicated in Sudi’s certificate.
Edited by D Tarus