Anne Waiguru: My dad talked very little but he was an affirming father

One of the unexpected things about meeting Anne Waiguru is that she is funny. An unexpected humour that’s often self-deprecating. It reveals itself like a flash in the pan, and then it’s gone, cloaked in the officiousness of her position as the (second-term) Governor of Kirinyaga County.
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[@JaneKyalo-ze6si]

So inspiring.
It was a star in making,
that dad never knew.

[@NjokiMakimi]

The part where she said, she'd ask her Dad 'what do you think?' ...resonating question.

[@cecilngigi8538]

I just love her doing, she's exceptional ,

[@mymakeda254]

Eye opening

[@NjokiMakimi]

Informative and Inspirational!! Walking through your journey with you in this interview has been a great use of my time.

[@JaneKyalo-ze6si]

So motivational.

[@ceciliandegwa4315]

❤❤❤

[@maggiemurage]

Truly there's more than meets the eye. It's great watching this.

[@Ndeikariuki]

very inspiring story 👏

[@adrianochieno6131]

Those who talk less do bigger things and impact Nations Positively. Tell your Big Loud Mouth Boss to Talk Less like your father and do more for Kenyans plus you Anne Waiguru included😮😮😮😂😂🥱🥱🥱🥱🇬🇧

[@Darkroro_]

I love her❤❤❤

[@markirungurealestate]

👏👏 Governor Anne Waiguru is a great leader

[@evelynwanjiku110]

Am waiting for my paycheque...or??

[@jamessitati7396]

Leaders who cause misery to Kenyans, this people should burn in hell.

[@wagichuru5001]

Ann you are quite misplaced as a politician. I wish you stayed in public service... 🎉

[@panafrican.nation]

She's not misplaced. Kenyans are self-serving. That's what we see in traffic. Maybe I'm too cynical though