Búñgùswà

08/08/2025

She’s already campaigning for me for 2032, my second term as MCA Mukuyuni Ward.

21/07/2025

Wishing you a blessed Monday and a prosperous start to the new week. May the days ahead be filled with productivity, favor and meaningful progress.

13/07/2025

This is the day that the Lord has made; we will rejoice and be glad in it .Psalm 118:24
Wishing you a Sunday filled with God’s peace, love, and divine favor.

12/07/2025

Earlier today at Siumbwa Village, Mukuyuni Ward, I had the honour of joining friends and family of the Bakitang’a clan for the funeral service of the late Mayi Magret Wekesa beloved wife to Mzee Mark Wekesa.

As an aspirant for MCA Mukuyuni Ward 2027, I stood in solidarity with the bereaved family during this difficult time.

Later on, I joined the family of Bakwanga together with friends and mourners from various places at Lukhome in Mukuyuni Location, Mukuyuni Ward, for the funeral service of the late Retired Teacher Julius Kilwake.

As we celebrated his life and legacy, I also took a moment to humbly remind the people of Mukuyuni Ward of my vision and commitment as your aspirant for MCA 2027 to serve with integrity, promote education, and uplift our community together.

May their souls rest in eternal peace. 🕊️

08/07/2025

Today, I had the honour of joining family, friends, and well-wishers at Miyekwe Village, Kuywa Location in Mukuyuni Ward for the funeral arrangements and fundraising of the late Kukhu Agnes Wesakania. It was a moment of reflection, unity and support as we came together to stand with the bereaved family during this difficult time. May the soul of Kukhu Agnes rest in eternal peace and may the family find comfort and strength in the love and solidarity shown by the community.

04/07/2025

Bungoma is a land of dignity, culture, and deep respect. We sing for our guests, we share what we have and we open our doors with warm hearts. But even in our kindness, we draw the line.

Today we witnessed something unfortunate. Team Tawe didn’t come to build bridges they came to burn them. They came with sharp tongues and cold hearts throwing words not meant to inspire but to wound.

You do not walk into someone’s homestead and insult the son of the soil. You do not visit a community and belittle its leaders, its choices and its future.

We may keep quiet but not because we agree. We may listen but not because we are fooled. We value peace but not at the price of our pride.

So let it be heard if you bring peace we will walk with you. If you bring division we will show you the door politely but firmly.

03/07/2025

29/06/2025

Kids of late 90s we’re no longer young!

I remember climbing trees, racing with old tyres, making toy cars from wires, and getting home with dusty feet and a big smile only to be chased around by mum with a slipper 😂
Those were the golden days of real childhood fun.

Now I look at my daughter, full of light and laughter, and I see how far life has brought me.From that little village boy to now raising a queen 👑

We’re not just getting older we’re living a legacy we’re vintage, seasoned, and blessed❣️

15/06/2025

Guys. Kwani bado ni mwanaume analipa bills akipelekwa out on Father's Day 🤔

09/06/2025

Today, I had the honor of joining the Sulwe Simana Luno Salaams Club for the launch of their new tent a project I proudly contributed to last year. As the incoming MCA, I reaffirmed my continued support for their noble initiatives and development efforts within the community. I also made a contribution of Ksh 10,000 towards their next project. Together, we can achieve more.

03/06/2025

NAW and his brother MAT strolling on the shores of lake Victoria 😉

29/05/2025

TBT. This video was taken five years ago with the late Deputy Principal of Elgon View College a remarkable mentor who offered invaluable guidance as I embarked on my leadership journey as the College President. At the time, I was filled with uncertainty about what lay ahead. The path has not always been smooth, but each challenge, every step forward, and even the occasional setback have contributed to my growth. This stands as a testament to the fact that growth is a gradual process and that every journey, no matter how difficult, is worthwhile. Bado tunasonga!