One of the most well-known governors in the nation is Johnson Sakaja. He is well recognized for being a diligent worker who is always willing to work and assist others in improving their standard of living, in addition to his academic degree concerns.
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Johnson Sakaja's political career has been advancing gradually, and today the newly-installed Nairobi county governor was given advice by Professor Peter Kagwanja on how to end up being the first President of the country to be from a tribe other than the Kikuyus and Kalenjin.
Peter Kagwanja told Sakaja in an interview with KTN News that if he performs well in his role as Nairobi County Governor, he might end up becoming the 6th or even the 7th President of the United States because whoever makes Nairobi function well will undoubtedly be seen as a better candidate for the top job. Thank you for reading this article remember to click, share, comment and follow me for more updates.
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