Nairobi Pilot in Court for Forging Certificate
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A Kenyan pilot found himself in trouble after he was accused of forging a Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) certificate.
A report by
People Daily on Thursday, January 28, indicated that Ahmad Nassir Dirie Olow was charged with forging the certificate and attempting to pass it off as genuine.
He is said to have presented the document in 2011 to the head of training at Ninety Nines Flying School, Lt. Col. Amin Ali, who is based at Wilson Airport.
The prosecution also claimed that the suspect presented the document to Sergeant Cyrus Ikade on January 6, 2021, at the Anti-Terrorist Police Unit headquarters in Nairobi s Upper Hill area.
KENYA – A pilot has been charged with forging a Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) certificate.
Ahmad Nassir Dirie Olow was charged with making a false KCSE certificate for the 2007 national exam purporting it to be from the Kenya National Examination Council.
According to the police report, Olow presented the false document to Lt. Col. Amin Ali, the head of training at Ninety Nines Flying School in Wilson Airport on July 30, 2011.
The court heard that Olow also uttered the certificate to Sergeant Cyrus Ikade on January 6, 2021, at the Anti-Terrorist Police Unit headquarters at Upper Hill, Nairobi.
Ahmad Nassir Dirie Olow in a Nairobi Court on Tuesday