Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika Breaks Silence, Confirms She’s on Maternity Leave
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After weeks of speculation and rising concerns from Nakuru residents regarding her prolonged absence, Governor Susan Kihika has finally addressed the matter.
In a press release dated January 17, 2025, the governor confirmed that she is on maternity leave and assured Nakuru residents that all is well.
“I want to first of all assure the people of Nakuru that I am well and currently on maternity leave,” the statement read, signed by Dr. Peter Ketyenya, the Chief of Staff in her office.
Governor Kihika expressed gratitude to the people of Nakuru for their concern and reaffirmed her confidence in her deputy, H.E. David Kones, and the team overseeing service delivery in her absence.
“I wholeheartedly assure them that service delivery in our Great County is proceeding as envisaged under the able guidance of the team led by the Deputy Governor,” she added.
The governor indicated that she would resume her official duties at the end of her leave in the coming weeks.
This statement comes after intense online debate, with some residents criticizing her silence and questioning her leadership.
Memes and jokes about her alleged absence went viral, sparking a wider discussion about transparency and accountability in leadership.
While her clarification may put some concerns to rest, the governor’s initial silence on the matter has highlighted the need for better communication between leaders and their constituents.
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