Isaac Chepketer

18/02/2026

Ramadan Kareem, may Allah accept your prayers and fasting.

16/02/2026

"And He gave some as apostles, and some as prophets, and some as evangelists, and some as pastors and teachers." - Ephesians 4:11

Today, I had the privilege of checking on and sharing a moment with a section of members of the clergy serving various churches within Kamagut, Kapsaos, and Kiplombe at IVC Mareba.

It was a blessing to interact with these devoted servants of God who continue to shepherd our communities spiritually, nurture moral values, and inspire hope among our people. The role they play in shaping a disciplined, united, and God-fearing society cannot be overstated.

I reaffirm my commitment to working hand in hand with the church and all faith-based institutions in promoting spiritual growth, unity, and development across our wards.

May God bless our clergy and the congregations they faithfully serve.

15/02/2026

I will firmly establish his priestly house, and they will minister before my anointed one always" (1 Samuel 2:35, NIV).

A priest's residence serves as more than just a structure; it is intended as a place for personal renewal and can be seen as a form of "Domestic Church."

It is considered a private residence to allow clergy to focus on their mission and should be a space where the presence of Christ is honored. Believers are also described as "living stones" building up a spiritual house.

Today, I had the pleasure of joining the faithful at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Parish in Turbo. It was a spiritually uplifting moment as we gathered in prayer and fellowship.

I later participated in the special offertory dedicated towards the renovation of the Fathers’ residence (Father's House) — a noble cause that will greatly support the clergy in their mission of serving the community.

May God abundantly bless Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Parish, Turbo and all the faithful who continue to give generously for the growth of our church.

God bless Turbo.

15/02/2026

Boda Boda serve as a vital, informal transportation mode for passengers and goods within Kenya and beyond.

They provide quick, flexible transport in cities and rural areas, often navigating heavy traffic and challenging environments.

The sector provides significant employment for youth, in majority. Many operators belong to groups or associations like the Boda Boda Safety Association of Kenya (BAK), which works on social welfare and, in some cases, security initiatives.

Yesterday, I had a brief stop at Kamagut Primary Boda Boda Stage here in Turbo Constituency and engaged with our hardworking youth and entrepreneurs.

I listened to their challenges and aspirations. The boda boda riders and small-scale traders form a critical part of our local economy. They deserve structured support, access to affordable credit, and sustainable opportunities to grow.

If elected as the next Member of Parliament for Turbo Constituency, my plan is to bring together micro and small enterprises into one strong SACCO. Through this, we will mobilize resources and establish a start-up industry hub that will empower them to earn a stable income and create employment for others.

Economic empowerment is the foundation of dignity and progress. Together, we can build a self-reliant and prosperous Turbo.

15/02/2026

Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, sacrifice, and most of all, love of what you are doing or learning to do.

The sport is a way of life, requiring total commitment, sacrifice, and love for the game. This is a big reason for me to commit myself in supporting football initiatives to ensure the young boys and girls, the youth and women get the necessary platforms and facilities to nurture their talents.

Football is not just a game, it's a way of life. It is often described as more than just a game; it is a universal language and a shared passion that connects people across cultures.

Yesterday afternoon, I had the pleasure of engaging with the talented women footballers from Kamoret/Emgwen in Kamagut Primary School.

I was truly impressed by their passion, discipline, and strong desire to keep fit and empowered through sports.

Their dedication is a clear demonstration that our young women are ready to rise, compete, and shine when given the right support and encouragement.
Sports play a vital role in building confidence, teamwork, and healthy communities.

Together, we will continue empowering our people through sports and positive engagement.

11/02/2026

Seeing H.E. Rigathi Gachagua, EGH question William Samoei Ruto over access to safe water may sound bold, but the roots of this inequality go back to Sessional Paper No. 10 of 1965, when development was deliberately skewed toward “high-potential areas,” leaving ASAL regions behind.

Today, fewer than 35% in Northern Kenya have safe water compared to a national average of about 68%. That gap is painful and unacceptable — but it is the result of decades of structural neglect, not a three-year chapter.

Let’s have the conversation — but let’s have it with historical honesty, not political convenience.

Mavi ya kale hayanuki.

02/02/2026

Better future

27/01/2026

Cornered and politically finished, H.E. Rigathi Gachagua, EGH has sunk back into reckless theatrics. With zero regard for women and children in church, he shamelessly weaponised the Kiamba church narrative—dragging sacred spaces into his toxic, bullying politics in a desperate bid to stay relevant.

23/01/2026

19/01/2026

This is not leadership thinking; it is backward logic rooted in the false belief that Kenyans are incapable of independent thought.

17/01/2026

Every Kenyan deserves dignity, not arrogance. Arama sank to his lowest by publicly humiliating a struggling parent—an act of cruelty that exposes a complete lack of leadership, empathy, and moral authority.
That is highly regrettable!!!