Dr. Benard William Chitunga

BC, the Son of Chegulo and Africa.

Chancellor and International Civil Servant.

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Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and Kenya Partnership on the Mau Summit-Eldoret- Malaba section PPP project.

[Frank Lemiso @FLMambo]

Happy and blessed Madaraka to all Kenyans! Hongera!

[The Co-operative University of Kenya (CUK) @CoopVarsityKE]

Happy 63rd Madaraka Day Celebrations!
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Enjoy your Madaraka day

[joseph webo @josephwebo3]

@benchitunga Congratulations 🎊....happy Madaraka Day to you ❤️

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Thank you sir

[Hassan Ahmed @Hassan_Ahmed008]

@benchitunga It was nice joining you and the rest of diaspora Kenya at Kenya House in Beijing 🇨🇳. I was part of the delegation from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs who are in China for training. Happy Madaraka Day 🇰🇪. God bless our beautiful nation 🇰🇪!

[Dr. Benard William Chitunga @benchitunga]

Wakenya wenzangu!

On this Madaraka Day, as we mark 63 years of our nation’s journey, I find myself filled with deep reflection for our motherland.

We have come far. Through successes that made us proud, mistakes that taught us hard lessons, highs that lifted our spirits, and lows that tested our resolve — Kenya has remained our home. The sacrifices of those who came before us built the foundation we stand on today. Because of their courage and dedication, we get to dream, work, build, and raise our families here. For that, we should remain forever grateful.

Though we may not always agree, and though we see things we wish were better, this land is still ours. There is no other place we can truly call home. In our disagreements, let us critique with respect, offer better ideas with wisdom, and always preserve the dignity of our fellow citizens, our leaders, and our beloved country.

Let us keep contributing, each in our own way — with our talents, our voices, our honesty, and our hard work. No one else will build the Kenya we want for our children. This journey is ours to carry forward.

Above all, Kenya remains a blessed land. We are a resilient, talented, and generous people. As long as we stand together in love for our nation, there is nothing we cannot overcome.

Happy Madaraka Day, family, friends, and my fellow Kenyans.

Dr. Benard Chitunga, PhD
Son of Chegulo, Chancellor and International Civil Servant.

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On the eve of Madaraka Day, I joined fellow Kenyans at Kenya House, Beijing, for a luncheon graciously hosted by His Excellency Ambassador Willy Bett and Mrs. Faith Bett.

Ambassador Bett’s remarks on the diaspora’s contribution to Kenya’s development were both profound and timely. His call for patriotism and collective responsibility resonates deeply as we reflect on our heritage and the journey ahead.

Wishing all Kenyans at home and abroad a Happy Madaraka Day.
Kenya Hoiyeee 🇰🇪 @LynettemwendeL @KenyaEmbinChina

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A family moment with His Excellency Ambassador Willy Bett and Mrs. Faith Bett after the Madaraka Day Eve Luncheon at Kenya House, Beijing. 🇰🇪

[Arsenal @Arsenal]

Tomorrow, we celebrate an incredible season with a special parade.

We'll see you in north London, Gooners ❤️

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Thank you for making us love football again!
Thank you making us dream!
We go-again, shortly!
Congratulations our @Arsenal for an amazing season! BC

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On this very beautiful and sunny evening, let me congratulate our @Arsenal! Yes! Ready for the party from Budapest to London and across the world. Come On Gunners!! BC

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Africa Day celebrates the founding of the Organization of African Unity — a landmark legacy of unity, self-determination, and collective progress that continues to fuel shared prosperity across our continent.

Today, at the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB), the Africa & Caribbean staff cohort hosted a vibrant cultural showcase, inviting colleagues to engage with our rich diverse identities, and resilient spirit. At the Kenyan booth, we were honored to connect with many staff led by Vice President and Chief Administration Officer Kaisu Christie, while sharing stories of Kenyan excellence — including Kenya’s Sabastian Sawe’s groundbreaking achievement as the first human being to run a sub-2-hour marathon in London.

We also highlighted the legendary Eliud Kipchoge and his defining philosophy: No human is limited.” This ethos — rooted in discipline, innovation, and unwavering belief — powerfully illustrates how barriers are meant to be transcended.

We are grateful to our bank, @AIIB_Official, a 21st century Multilateral Development Bank(MDB) with 110 member countries, whose mission is to help its clients build infrastructure for tomorrow(i4t) including Africa as critical partner.

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Africa Friday at the office- Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank @AIIB_Official.!!! BC

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I’m deeply saddened by the dorm fire tragedy at Utumishi Girls Academy in Gilgil, Nakuru County.

I’m holding the families of the students feared dead in my thoughts, and praying for strength and comfort as you face these moments.

I wish the injured a swift and full recovery. May the care from the medical teams bring you healing and reassurance.

May the Utumishi Girls community feel surrounded by solidarity and support, and above all, by God’s eternal comfort.