Graduate With Degree and Masters Sparks Mixed Reactions After Being Found Collecting Plastics

A man has sparked mixed reactions after he was found collecting plastic waste to sell for money to buy food, despite claiming to hold a Bachelor of Commerce degree and a Master’s degree in Strategic Management.

The man was interviewed by a Kenyan truck driver who became interested in him after hearing him speak fluent English. Despite his strong command of the language, the man appeared worn out and wore dirty clothes as he went about collecting plastics.

During the conversation, the man revealed that he had completed his studies in 2001. He also claimed to have earned a Bachelor of Commerce degree and a Master’s degree in Strategic Management.

The truck driver appeared surprised by the man’s education and English-speaking skills, given the kind of work he was doing to earn a living.

As their conversation continued, the driver asked the man whether he would be willing to work if someone offered him a job.

The man agreed that he could take up the opportunity, although he expressed doubts about what he could offer a potential employer.

His response appeared to reflect uncertainty about his ability to secure employment despite his academic qualifications.

The man also revealed that he earns about KSh 30 a day from collecting plastics, an amount he relies on to get something to eat.

His situation has drawn attention to the challenges faced by some Kenyans who struggle to secure jobs despite investing years in education.

The clip has also sparked mixed reactions, with the man’s story highlighting the difficult circumstances some people face while trying to earn a living.

His claims about his academic qualifications and daily earnings have not been independently verified.

The incident comes amid ongoing concerns about unemployment in Kenya, particularly among people seeking opportunities in a competitive job market.

While education is often viewed as a pathway to better employment opportunities, the man’s account presents a difficult picture of someone who says he has advanced academic qualifications but is currently relying on collecting plastic waste to survive.

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