In a recent tweet, Dr. Miguna Miguna has echoed President William Samoei Ruto's call for individuals occupying public office with fake certificates, diplomas, and degrees to resign. However, he emphasizes the need for concrete action by singling out Johnson Sakaja, urging him to set an example by being the first to step down.
The call comes in light of H.E. Rigathi Gachagua, EGH's declaration regarding the prevalence of fake certificate holders within the government. Dr. Miguna emphasizes the importance of practicing what is preached and living by example to maintain integrity and accountability in public service.
Johnson Sakaja, a prominent figure in Kenyan politics, has been thrust into the spotlight amidst allegations of possessing counterfeit academic credentials. As calls for accountability and transparency grow louder, the pressure mounts on Sakaja to address these allegations decisively.
Furthermore, Dr. Miguna's stance underscores the urgency of addressing the pervasive issue of fake certificate holders within the government. It highlights the need for comprehensive measures to verify the authenticity of academic credentials and hold accountable those who attempt to deceive the public trust.
