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Missionary work has near zero retirement......
“Prof Kibwana had triggered an online conversation about his
life after public office after publishing a photo which seemed
to suggest he was retiring from politics.
“Public life is a life of service; it is missionary work. In
Makueni we listen to one another so that we can build
consensus on how we want to develop. I enjoy sitting, talking
and walking with our people. When I leave public life, I will
dearly miss this aspect of my public political life,” reads the
caption accompanying the photo.”
And if there is any retirement, it will be domiciled at the
State House soon.
Can those of the same opinion say ayes.....Missionary work has near zero retirement......
“Prof Kibwana had triggered an online conversation about his
life after public office after publishing a photo which seemed
to suggest he was retiring from politics.
“Public life is a life of service; it is missionary work. In
Makueni we listen to one another so that we can build
consensus on how we want to develop. I enjoy sitting, talking
and walking with our people. When I leave public life, I will
dearly miss this aspect of my public political life,” reads the
caption accompanying the photo.”
And if there is any retirement, it will be domiciled at the
State House soon.
Can those of the same opinion say ayes.....
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