Reverend Victor Githu has taken a swipe at those Kenyans claiming that he got 227 marks in the just released Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE).
Reverent Victor Githu while speaking to Mungai Eve on Tuesday made it clear that he does not care about what people are saying about him.
According to him, he was not bothered with those useless rumors since he was only answerable to God as opposed to men.
“When did I even become a candidate, that’s my question, how did I even do KCPE? I haven’t done KCPE. These guys are just spreading rumors and I am sure I would have done much better than that. People said I got 227 but I don’t care.” He said.
Earlier in the day, his mum refuted claims that Victor sat for the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) and got 200 marks na ya kutoa (27).
“Victor is still in Grade Six, when schools reopen he will join Grade 7. It is not true that he sat for the exams. He is a brilliant boy who studies in an international school and performs very well,” said the mum.
Judith Nduta further regretted that it was unfortunate her son had been a victim of the social media bullying from certain quarters in the country, something which they have never understood as a family.
“There is a page on social media which bullies this child but we just leave everything to God. There is even a post about single mothers hell which has been circulating online but they are all lies,” She stated.
Victor Githu further disclosed that he will continue doing the work of God and will not be disrupted by busybodies who want to bring it down.
The young man of God also revealed that when people go to heaven, the almighty will not ask “who are you” but he will ask “what did you do”
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