A former student has taken his case to the Court of Appeal claiming Kenya National Examinations Council awarded him low grades and denied him the chance to enter university.
Suing through a guardian, Yusuf Amin Abdulhakim is asking that his last year’s Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education examination papers be re-marked after rejecting grade D+, reports Standard Media.
The student, who sat for the examination at Mvindeni Secondary School in Kwale County, sued through Amina Abdi Mohammed, who is described as his guardian and “next friend” after the case was dismissed by High Court judge Justice Eric Ogola on June 6.
In the notice of appeal lodged, the petitioner has named the Attorney General, Mvindeni head teacher, Kwale County director of education, KNEC and Education Cabinet Secretary as first, second, third, fourth and fifth respondents respectively.
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