Kithure Kindiki’s Former Classmate Remembers DP’s Cheeky Side in Childhood: “Alichekelea Watu”

• Kithure Kindiki was sworn in as the country’s third vice president at a ceremony attended by senior officials on Friday, November 1.
• According to his former primary school classmate Njagi Gadara, Kindiki’s journey to greatness began at a young age when he took on leadership roles.
• On the other hand, his nephew Joel Njeru said that he always believed that his uncle was destined for great success, but he did not expect him to achieve such remarkable success.

TUKO.co.ke journalist Faith Chandianya has over three years of experience policy and Current Affairs in Kenya

Vice President Kithure Kindiki’s rise to success is remarkable, starting from his early education at a primary school in Irunduni village, Tharaka Nithi District. It culminated in his role as Kenya’s second-in-command.

Known as a professional and logical leader, Kindiki had a mischievous side in primary school, according to his former classmate Njagi Gadara.

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What was the cheeky side of Kindiki?

In an interview with NTVGadara said Kindiki often joked and had a habit of laughing at others before bursting into tears himself.

“He was a very humble kid. All he did was joke. He could laugh at you and cry,” Gadara said.

Gadara added that Kindiki’s habit of frequently laughing at others can demoralize them and make them feel crushed.

“He might laugh at you until you feel completely crushed,” he added.

However, he noted that despite his cheeky nature, Kindiki was a bright and modest student. He explained that his former classmate Kindiki held most of the leadership positions at the school.

“He was a referee, team leader, timekeeper and also a ball handler. He kept the ball in his locker,” Gadara said.

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On the other hand, Kindiki’s nephew Joel Njeru, who has known him since childhood, says the vice president showed signs of future success from an early age.

Njeru expressed his happiness to see his uncle as the second most powerful man in the country and stated that he foresees Kindiki to take the presidency in 2032.

“I would love to see him progress in life to the point of becoming president,” Njeru said.

William Ruto gives Kindiki a new name

On a separate occasion, President William Ruto He displayed a cordial relationship with Kindiki.

In his speech at the swearing-in ceremony held at KICC on Friday, November 1, Ruto frequently referred to Kindiki as “Abrah K”. shortened version of official nameAbraham Kythure Kindiki.

This new nickname reflected the closeness between Ruto and his new deputy and Ruto’s confidence in Kindiki’s leadership ability.

Source: TUKO.co.ke