I believe I would be speaking for millions of Kenyans, many of them those who voted for President @WilliamsRuto and support his government, when I remind senior members of his government, especially cabinet secretaries, principal secretaries and heads of parastatals and other important arms of state, that:
a. Power comes with immense responsibilities.
b. Whatever you say or do when holding public office carries significant weight and reflects on your office and the government you serve.
c. Power is transient. You may have it today and lose it tomorrow. Always remember that.
d. Ultimately, whatever you do or say should serve public good and advance public interests. If it doesn’t, avoid it.
Just my 2 cents, offered in good faith.
This is what Prof George Magoha would say as we lay him to REST: "...I have fought the GOOD FIGHT; I Have FINISHED the RACE and I have KEPT the FAITH..." (Apostle Paul). It is NOT a tragedy that Magoha DIED. It would be a TRAGEDY if we let DIE the good WORK he left BEHIND.
Rules Of SUCCESS 💪
1. Truly believe in yourself
2. Take action on your ideas
3. You will be criticized
4. Remember where you started
5. Failure helps you discover yourself
6. Learn from adversity
7. Visualize to achieve
8. Persevere
9. Dreams can happen
10. Use your creativity
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@KoinangeJeff My question goes to Junet, tell us the intentions of Rao in BBI , is it a campaign tool for 2022 ? The original BBI presented in Bomas meant good for the people of Kenya, Uhuru failed to learn from history when he trusted Rao to take care of infant BBI alone.
@KoinangeJeff Those ODM goons who are saying DP is disrespectful to president in presence of Babu Owino who once said Uhuru ni mtoto wa umbwa and said nothing then , should go to hell. Sisi si wanjinga. Tumewazoea.