After Nairobi Aviation Exposé, Government Now Wants The Institution to Cease Offering Courses – VIDEO

It is now close to a month after the shocking exposé by NTV’s investigative journalist Dennis Okari who decided to bring to light the ‘dirty degree business’ Nairobi Aviation College has been secretly conducting for as low as Ksh. 3,000/-.
Even with all that shame, woes are not yet over for the college as an education body known as TVET wants the school to stop offering all courses that have not yet been approved by the Ministry of Education. The body also wants EACC to commence investigations on the issuance of fake certificates.
While addressing the issue a week ago, here is what Willson Ogolla had to put out clearly.