Dr Reuben Savai, 70, whose attempts to run for the presidency in 1997 and 2002 were thwarted by the electoral commission, is dead, his son Mr Daniel Lihanda said on Sunday.
Despite securing six degrees and a diploma, the controversial politician still could not secure formal employment in Kenya.
MAKERERE UNIVERSITY
Dr Savai, who holds six degrees from Greece and a diploma from Makerere University in Uganda, was barred from contesting for the top seat by the defunct Electoral Commission of Kenya in the 1997 and 2002 elections.
After failed attempts, the Kenya Republican Reformation Party leader’s effort to secure a formal job also hit a dead end.
Some of his academic credentials include Diploma in Theology, Law degree and two Bachelor of Education degrees, one in Arts and another in Science.
IN SUMMARY
- After failed attempts, the Kenya Republican Reformation Party leader’s effort to secure a formal job also hit a dead end.
- In 1997, Dr Savai unsuccessfully contested for the Lang’ata parliamentary seat and lost to ODM leader Raila Odinga.
- Mr Lihanda told Nation that his father was found dead in his shanty in a suspected stroke attack.
