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Donald Kipkorir Says Mama Mboga, Boda Boda Riders Should Not Dream to Be CS in Kenya

Hussein Mohamed · · 2 min read
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City lawyer Donald Kipkorir says being a Cabinet Secretary is beyond ordinary Kenyans. Photo: Donald Kipkorir.

Lawyer Donald Kipkorir claims cabinet Secretaries position in Kenya are solely for dollar millionaires and not for ordinary citizens.

Kipkorir said the common Kenyan, like mama mboga and boda boda riders, shouldn’t dream of joining the Cabinet.

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“It seems to be a Cabinet Minister in Kenya; above all, the key qualification is that you must be a DOLLAR MILLIONAIRE! We now know that others need not dream, especially Mama Mboga or Boda Boda Rider! At least this one thing we can all agree on.” Kipkorir said.

Meanwhile, Kipkorir has hailed the naming of Dorcas Oduor by President William Ruto on Tuesday as Attorney-General nominee.

Kipkorir said he was elated about her nomination, which will make Oduor the first woman Attorney General upon approval by Parliament and appointment by Ruto.

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“In 2018, I publicly endorsed my friend Dorcas Oduor to be our first woman Director of Public Prosecutions,” he said.

No lawyer thrives on social media platforms like Donald Kipkorir.

His successes are well documented and fed to his eager followers on Facebook and Twitter.

This is a man who grew up in poverty but changed that narrative of his life by becoming one of the most successful lawyers in Kenya.

He has big-time clients who pay top dollar. This is reflected in the kind of automobiles in his possession, stately houses and his expensive fashion sense.

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Hussein Mohamed
Abdikarim Hussein Mohamed is a seasoned digital journalist with nearly 8 years of experience, he has worked at Iqra FM, and TUKO among others. He is passionate about football, tennis and YouTube. More from this author →

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