A 64-year-old granny known as Margaret Njambi was brimming with emotions after Deputy President, William Ruto, fulfilled his promise and built her new house in Gikandu, Murang’a County.
The granny gave her appreciation to the DP, contrasting him with the resemblance of the late Kenneth Matiba for his acts. She additionally communicated her desire for Ruto to grace the initial opening and formally cut the ribbon.
“I appeal to the Deputy President to cut the ribbon during the opening ceremony,” she told the media.
“I’m your shosh (grandmother). I want you to come and see the work of your hands. I am very thankful and I do not know what to say. The house has been built the way you wished. I am very happy because of you.”
The granny further censured the rocky relationship between DP and his boss, President Uhuru Kenyatta. She asked that the two chiefs should set to the side their disparities and take kenya to the next level.
“I want both Uhuru and Ruto to reunite as one and fulfill the promises they made during their campaign period,” she stated.
The grandma turned into an internet sensation when a video of her condemning the Building Bridges Initiative (BBI) became famous online.
Most of Kenyans were in shock of Njambi’s know how of the English language.
“We don’t want anything about BBI. What is BBI by the way? We don’t know how it is written!” said the Granny.
Weeks later, Ruto met the 64-year-old at his Karen home, whereupon he gave her a tour of the place.
During the said meeting, Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro claimed that the DP had vowed to construct her a new house at her home village in Gikandu.
“The house will also be connected with electricity for shosh to be watching TV that will be a gift from the DP. We shall also be connecting the house with piped water. Shosh will also be getting two cows from Dr Ruto’s farm to boost her farming,” Nyoro stated
