Recently, there has been a lot of discussion about who is the leader, or “kingpin,” of the Mount Kenya region. Some leaders in the region have declared Kithure Kindiki as their preferred kingpin. This has caused a stir in political circles, especially since Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua is considered by many to be the top leader in Mount Kenya, given his position in the government.....CLICK HERE TO READ THE FULL ARTICLE>>>
Peter Munya, a former Cabinet Secretary, spoke about this issue while attending a funeral service. He expressed his concerns about the debate over regional leadership. Munya reminded Kenyans that the Kenyan Constitution does not recognize the concept of a “kingpin” for any region. He emphasized that no one can claim leadership in Mount Kenya just by calling themselves a kingpin, and that this title does not have any legal or official meaning.
Munya also revealed that Mount Kenya leaders have been holding several meetings to discuss such matters, which he believes is a waste of time. According to him, instead of focusing on who is the kingpin, leaders should prioritize serving the people and working to improve the lives of Kenyans.
Peter Munya’s message is clear: the focus should be on service to the people, not on who holds the title of regional leader. He urged the leaders to stop these political games and concentrate on their duties to society and the nation….CLICK HERE FOR MORE ARTICLE>>>
