The elderly man who cycled for four days from Kakamega to Kabarak, Nakuru county to attend the late president Daniel Arap Moi’s burial has been gifted with a brand new motorbike and a poshomill by Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko
The governor revealed that 76-year-old Nathan Ambuti had requested for the poshomill in order to start a business in Butere and the motorcycle to ease his movement.
Sonko took to social media to announce this and said Mzee Ambuti had no money for a hotel room, and would sleep on verandahs during his arduous journey to Kabarak. ‘
Today my family donated a Posho Mill machine which he requested from me to start his own business in Butere, it's a desiel powered machine which can Mill with electricity and Desiel. We have already fueled his machine and ready to Mill. pic.twitter.com/LzmtTqggwv
— Mike Sonko (@MikeSonko) February 14, 2020
During burial of late President Daniel Moi at Kabarak, I was touched by the story of Nathan Ambuti who cycled all the way from Kakamega to witness the burial of Mzee Moi. Today my family gifted him with a motorcycle and a poshomill machine so that he can start his own business. pic.twitter.com/MjjO74KsWK
— Mike Sonko (@MikeSonko) February 14, 2020
We also bought a motor bike to facilitate his easy movement. Which is full tank, paid insurance, helmet,and all safety gear.
We wish Mzee Nathan all the best. pic.twitter.com/2OUuJVOhkw
— Mike Sonko (@MikeSonko) February 14, 2020
