Saboti Mp in Trans Nzoia County Hon. Caleb Amisi has graduated as the top student in his Master’s of International Relations class at the 47th United States International University- Africa (USIU-A) graduation ceremony.

The opposition legislator celebrated in his social media sites of his achievement adding that he had amassed a Grade Point Average (GPA) of 3.913 out of a possible 4.00 points.

“I graduated as a top student in the Master of Arts in International Relations from USIU. GPA 3.913 out of 4.00. I thank God for this achievement,” he said.

Amisi added that he had been a top pupil in the 2,000 Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) exam in what was then the Western Province.

His result slip revealed that Amisi scored 590 marks out of a possible 700 in the KCPE exams, with straight As in Mathematics, English, and Science.

“25 years ago, an orphaned boy walked through the gates of Starehe Boys Center carrying only a padlock. This was after emerging as the top student in the Western region in the 2,000 KCPE exams, and with no hope for high school fees, Starehe became the last hope.” he posted.

“Today, the same boy graduates as top student in the Master of Arts in international relations from USIU, amidst a convoluted political environment, coupled with the highly demanding public service work. We do not choose where, when, and whom to be born from, but we definitely have the power to choose our own destiny,” Amisi added.

The ODM second-term MP, who is currently aligned with the new Kenya Moja political outfit, noted that he would use his new qualification to better his duties of legislation, representation, and oversight in Parliament.

“This will really help improve my work, especially in the Foreign Relations Committee. Poverty is afraid of determination,” he added.

Amisi is a member of the National Assembly Defence Intelligence and Foreign Relations Committee, the Vice Chairperson of the Public Investments Committee, and also sits in the Appointments Committee, which vets government appointees before their appointments.