Ruto Breaks into Laughter as His Top CS, Who Scored a D in KCSE, Reveals This in His Presence

Mining Cabinet Secretary Hassan Joho left President William Ruto and other leaders laughing after making humorous remarks about his academic performance during a public event.

Joho jokingly suggested that he would never have scored a D in his examinations if he had attended school during Ruto's presidency.

The remarks sparked laughter among those present, with the President also appearing amused by the Cabinet Secretary's comments.

Joho's statement appeared to be a lighthearted reference to his academic journey and the political conversations surrounding education and examination performance in Kenya.

The former Mombasa Governor has previously spoken openly about his education, including the challenges he encountered while pursuing his studies.

His academic qualifications have attracted public attention in the past, particularly during his time in elective politics when questions were raised about his educational background.

However, Joho later pursued further education, earning academic qualifications that enabled him to advance his studies.

The latest incident has generated interest on social media, where Kenyans have been sharing reactions to the exchange between the Cabinet Secretary and the President.

Ruto, who has frequently highlighted education as an important pillar of his administration, was among those entertained by Joho's remarks.

The lighthearted exchange comes at a time when education remains a major subject of national discussion, with attention focused on examination performance, school infrastructure and government funding.

Joho previously served as the Governor of Mombasa County for two terms before joining the national government as Cabinet Secretary for Mining, Blue Economy and Maritime Affairs.

His relationship with Ruto has also attracted political attention, particularly following his transition from the opposition political camp into the President's administration.

The latest remarks have once again placed Joho in the spotlight, with the humorous exchange providing an entertaining moment during the leaders' public engagement.