Youth Advocacy Africa, a Kenyan NGO has written to the Department of Criminal Investigations (DCI) and the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) to launch an investigation into the validity UDA gubernatorial candidate Johnson Sakaja’s Team University degree.
In a letter to the two agencies, Youth Advocacy Africa says Sakaja forged his academic documents and transcripts from the Uganda-based University with help of comprised members of staff, and that the senator’s name was missing from the institution’s graduation list of 2016 – a year he claimed he acquired his degree.
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”They have been unlawfully induced to dish out degree certificates to Sakaja knowing too well that he has never been admitted to the institution, never sat for any examinations, never graduated, and does not have any academic qualifications at all from the said university,” the letter reads in part.
Youth Advocacy Africa has also written to Uganda’s Education Minister Janet Museveni asking her to compel Team University to revoke Senator Sakaja’s degree which was unlawfully issued.
