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About Governor

Believer in peoples power. Most challenges we face today are as a result of exclusion of people from mainstream politics and economics. Empower people since you cant sustain exploiting their ignorance. There is no alternative to good governance.

You can if you believe you can. If anyone can, you can. Better still if no one can and you believe you can, you can. I was born in a little village in Kenya and the villager in me still remains despite more than 10 years of overseas mission as a community development economist. I am a dreamer and I have been described as unrealistic and sometimes naive. While I understand and appreciate those who think this way, I leave this judgment to rational minds. The world needs those who believe everything is possible as well as those who believe otherwise. I believe the world will see a new Kenya after 2012. Kenya is a great and well resourced country and one that will be in the forefront of attaining developed country status in Africa. I have studied business and economics and I am currently a student of sociology and political science, quite some crazy combination one might say.

 

 Education background.

Southern New Hampshire University

Class of 2005 · MSc. Community Economic Development · Economic development (development finance) · Manchester, New Hampshire

kenya polytechnic

Class of 1986 · Business Administration · Nairobi, Kenya

Kerugoya boys high school

Class of 1983 · Kerugoya

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BLACKBEARD

Blackbeard, or Edward Teach, as he was once known, was one of the most terrifying pirates to ever sail the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea. Though his reign of terror only lasted two years, during that time he managed to amass a vast supply of booty, ranging from grains, to alcohol, jewelry and much, much more. He was eventually overtaken and beheaded after a fierce battle against Lieutenant Robert Maynard of the Royal Navy in 1718. (His head was later palced on a stake near Virginia's Hampton River as a warning to other pirates.) Legends about the infamous pirate still circulate today, and he is portrayed by Ian McShane in "Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides." (The film is based on the novel "On Stranger Tides" by Tim Powers.)

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