Edwin Sifuna recently shared a personal habit that has attracted attention online, highlighting his cautious approach to personal safety.
Speaking publicly, Sifuna said:
“Sikuizi hata sikunywi chai mahali popote, huwa natembea na chai yangu. Wakenya waliniwarn, wanasema Mungu anilinde.”
He explained that he always carries his own tea wherever he goes, citing warnings from well-meaning citizens about potential risks. Sifuna’s remarks underline a heightened sense of personal caution, reflecting the pressures and security concerns that can accompany public office in Kenya.
The statement quickly sparked discussion on social media, with some Kenyans expressing amusement at the unusual habit, while others noted the broader context of the challenges politicians face in maintaining safety and vigilance. Many users also connected the remark to previous instances where politicians have taken extra precautions in public engagements, showing that even routine actions like drinking tea can become a matter of personal security.
Ultimately, Sifuna’s comments provide a rare, relatable glimpse into the daily realities and precautions of high-profile leaders, blending humor with a reminder of the risks that come with public life.
