Mining Cabinet Secretary Hassan Joho has explained the reasons behind his poor performance in secondary school, revealing some of the challenges that affected his academic journey.
Speaking during an event attended by President William Ruto, Joho suggested that his academic performance could have been different if the current administration had been in power during his school days.
"Your Excellency, ungekuwa rais wakati wangu ningekuwa A student," Joho said.
His remarks appeared to suggest that the opportunities and policies introduced under Ruto's administration could have helped him perform better academically.
Joho's secondary school results have been a subject of public discussion for years, with critics repeatedly using his academic background to question his qualifications. The latest comments provided an opportunity for the CS to explain the circumstances that contributed to his performance.
During his address, Joho also praised President Ruto's Usawa Ni Sawa policy, highlighting its importance in promoting fairness and equal opportunities across different sectors.
The CS appeared to support the idea that individuals should be given opportunities to succeed regardless of their backgrounds or previous challenges.
Joho's comments have once again brought attention to his educational journey, which has remained a talking point throughout his political career.
Despite the criticism surrounding his academic background, Joho has risen through the political ranks to become one of the country's senior government officials.
His remarks also highlighted the importance of creating an environment where people can access opportunities and develop their potential.
By praising the Usawa Ni Sawa policy, Joho aligned himself with the government's message on equality, arguing that fairness and access to opportunities are important in helping individuals achieve their ambitions.
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