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Webuye man gives acceptance speech, but turns out Uhuru didn’t nominate him for job
A 29-year-old man from Webuye in Bungoma County on Wednesday, January 15, gave a moving acceptance speech recorded on video, thanking President Uhuru Kenyatta for nominating him to the position of Principal Secretary, Ministry of Physical Planning.
THE SPEECH
“Good evening fellow Kenyans. My name is Enosh Momanyi. I am 29 years old from Webuye West Constituency in Bungoma County,” he begins in his acceptance speech.
“Today has been a good day as I woke up to calls and messages from people that I know and those who I do not know congratulating me on my appointment (sic) as the principal secretary, Physical Planning, by his excellency the president.
“I learnt about my appointment (sic) through the Standard newspaper dated January 15th.
“Many of you must have watched President Uhuru Kenyatta make his commitments towards giving equal opportunities to the youth, and, in this case, those who have attained better academic grades and highest consolidated character.
“I wish to thank President Kenyatta for believing in the youth. My desire is to align my responsibilities towards the president’s Big Four agenda. As I conclude, I also wish to thank all Kenyans as I look forward to being a servant to all of you.”
A 29-year-old man from Webuye in Bungoma County on Wednesday, January 15, gave a moving acceptance speech recorded on video, thanking President Uhuru Kenyatta for nominating him to the position of Principal Secretary, Ministry of Physical Planning.
THE SPEECH
“Good evening fellow Kenyans. My name is Enosh Momanyi. I am 29 years old from Webuye West Constituency in Bungoma County,” he begins in his acceptance speech.
“Today has been a good day as I woke up to calls and messages from people that I know and those who I do not know congratulating me on my appointment (sic) as the principal secretary, Physical Planning, by his excellency the president.
“I learnt about my appointment (sic) through the Standard newspaper dated January 15th.
“Many of you must have watched President Uhuru Kenyatta make his commitments towards giving equal opportunities to the youth, and, in this case, those who have attained better academic grades and highest consolidated character.
“I wish to thank President Kenyatta for believing in the youth. My desire is to align my responsibilities towards the president’s Big Four agenda. As I conclude, I also wish to thank all Kenyans as I look forward to being a servant to all of you.”