She said that as an elected leader, her duty will be to listen to the electorate. Their needs, she said, are paramount.
“Through my network and God’s favour, I managed to secure a full scholarship for Simmaton, a daughter of a single parent, Emily Lesian, in Oloosirkon ward,” said Kisemei.
It now means governor Lenku has no other option but to ride on the moribund Jubilee Party ticket. Lenku had initially courted with OKA and later moved to Azimio.
Tobiko scored 58.41 per cent of the 133 people polled while Katoo received 37.17 per cent of the votes.
“These people have been calling me from Monday last week before I held a meeting with the group ranch members on Tuesday to report to them about the status of our land and the issuance of title deeds,” claimed Naini.
“If elected, I will work closely with the national government to ensure better infrastructure for my people. I will also work with the authorities to tame the escalating crime rate,” said Teeka.
The county land registrar P. K. Tonui told KNU on Thursday he received the letter from the treasurer and he is yet to act on it.
The politician, who has now adopted a door-to-door style of meeting her voters, says she has the energy to face all and sundry in the upcoming general election.
Lenku, who says he will defend his seat in this year’s general election, has a tall order in convincing the entire Kajiado on what he did for them in the last five years.
“We have managed to get a number of sponsors who have come through to assist us in conserving these iconic beautiful animals,” said Waweru.