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Man charged with impersonating KCSE candidate released on KSh 100,000 bond

  • | Citizen TV
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    A 31-year-old man has been released on a KSh 100,000 bond after being charged with impersonating a KCSE candidate at Rohi High School in Kiamunyi, Nakuru North. The accused, Nicholas Koech, appeared before a Nakuru court and denied a charge of impersonation contrary to Section 31A of the Kenya National Examinations Council Act. Prosecutors told the court that on November 4, Koech allegedly presented himself as a registered candidate with the intention of sitting the ongoing KCSE examinations despite not being registered for the national examinations. The court released him on bond pending the hearing and determination of the case.