Kenyan Woman Shares Her 2002 KCSE Certificate, Celebrates Her Impressive Performance: "Chopi"

• Queen Paloma, a popular TikToker, has shown off her KCSE certificate from the 2002 exams, and her scores were quite impressive
• The content creator ridiculed herself, saying that if the requirement for her wedding was that attendees have B+, then she would miss it
• Netizens were impressed with both her B plain mean grade and performance in other subjects

Popular TikToker identified as Queen Paloma tickled netizens when she revealed she would not attend her own wedding if the requirements were that all attendees should have B+ in chemistry.

Queen Paloma scores B-plain in chemistry

Paloma showed off her Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education on her platform, and her words tickled netizens.

Her results in the KCSE certificate, however, were not a laughing matter, as she scored an impressive B-plain, which is only one step away from the B+ she was talking about.

Apart from chemistry, the TikToker also posted impressive grades in other subjects such as maths and biology.

Netizens were impressed with her certificates and wondered what she did with the grades she got.

Queen Paloma said:

"Aki and I never went to university despite having a letter from KU..Kulienda vile kulienda..ogopa watu."

Netizens reactions about the certificate:

Susan Ndugu:

"Aaawww hii B ya 2002:si mchezo..ni A. ya saa hii .. congratulations "

lilianlewisky:

"Kairetu hii ni C ya mathematics? Weeeee much respect."

carey:

"My colleague told me about you.. so it is true.. aaawh you soo bright."

blessed belinda:

"No wonder unakuanga soo smart upstairs weh akiri tupu"

Janetahnia:

"River RRoad, the lines ooh.this group ."

Miriam:

"Wee ulikuwa chopi hii tym akukuwa n story ya maji."

Cleophas Malala displays academic certificates

In another story, former Kakamega senator Cleophas Malala showed off his academic credentials to tell off critics who argue he failed.

The senator displayed his Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education certificate and also the papers substantiating that he schooled at the USIU.

This came days after the senator disparaged police officers suggesting that they are unschooled and are only employed on the basis of having two hands and legs.

"The Commission for University Education (CUE) has duly certified and recognized my academic credentials and henceforth advised the IEBC to clear me to contest in the August 2022 gubernatorial election, Kakamega county. Those who cherish propaganda, feel ashamed. Attached are the true copies of my academic accolades," he said.