Kenyan MP faked sitting tests, accused of fashioning confirmation and auxiliary school authentication

A Kenyan MP who is blamed for fashioning his scholarly papers didn't sit his last year tests at the auxiliary school he professes to have joined in, an ex-educator has told a court.
The MP, Oscar Sudi, had asserted that he sat the tests at Highway Secondary School in 2006.
In any case, the school's previous chief said the record number Mr Sudi professes to be his had a place with another understudy, adding the MP didn't enlist nor sit the assessment at the school.
The MP has been accused of fashioning a recognition declaration and an auxiliary school authentication. He denies the charges and is temporarily free from jail.
Kenya's political race regulations require parliamentary applicants to show verification of optional schooling.
Becoming aware of the case proceeds.