“We are many”: Sudi acknowledging in humor he did not go to school, he says he is not alone

Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi has confessed to the lack of formal education, saying he is part of many who did not attend school
Sudi emphasized that academic qualifications are not a need for outcome leadership
He explained more why he is left dumb in parliament and does not serve in any committees

Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi He has sparked public debate after openly acknowledging that he had never attended school.

Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi has publicly admitted that he did not go to school. Photo: Oscar Sudi.
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Sudi claims that he is one of the most Kenyans who did not get a chance for formal education.

Addressing believers in the church of PCEA Gathaithi, Kiambu, Sunday, April 13, the Much MP said he had never claimed to be a scholar and saw no reason to pretend he had read.

“You heard people say I didn't go to school, do you see they cheated?” He asked the believers, then added, “Have you ever heard me say otherwise?”

The MP emphasized that despite lack of tuition certificates, he continues to show genuine results in his Kapseret area.

“If you go to Kapseret you will see my work looks. That's what's important,” He said, explaining that leadership should be tested for actions and consequences rather than classroom education.

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Sudi noted that many Kenyans, like him, never had access to good education, and that does not reduce their value or their ability.

He referred to celebrities as the leader of the majority of Parliament Kimani Ichung'wah as one of the few who were fortunate enough to receive education, but emphasized that many Kenyans were not successful.

“There are many of us who have not read. If I decide to run for president today, I can defeat all these scholars – because we who have not read are so many,” He said.

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The Kapseret MP also explained the reason for not being a hardworking participant in Parliament's activities, saying that his power was in action, not words.

He ignored parliamentary debates saying it was less important to his work, and that although he did not speak too much in parliament or attended the committee, he did a lot of work secretly.

“Talking in parliament is not my job. My job is to solve problems. Have you ever seen me talk there? Have you ever seen me with any committee? No. But there are cables I fix behind the curtain,” he added.

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Recalling his previous life, the MP reported that he had served as a conductor of Three And even sell charcoal to make a living.

His journey from the streets to the National Assembly, he said, is evidence that diligence and solid decisions can overcome educational challenges.

"We are many": Sudi acknowledges in humor he did not go to school, he says he is not alone — Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi admitted that like many other Kenyans, he did not go to school. Photo: Oscar Sudi.
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Sudi also called on young people to avoid being used by politicians to disrupt the events of noise or violence.

He urged them to build their lives on a moral basis and to refrain from the desire for urgent money, encouraging them to choose respect instead of gifts.

Sudi's Honor Degree Inventing an investigation about an undisputed College

On December 21, 2024, Sudi was awarded a degree in doctoral honor in leadership, administration and management by the University of Northwestern Christian – an event that attracted the public and raised questions after his certificate referred to him as “an engineer.”

The University Education Commission (CUE) launched an investigation into the institution, noting that the college was not registered to work in Kenya, so its certificates are not recognized and may be legally invalid.