Bomet Woman Rep pens special message to 'personal' boda boda rider
Newly elected Bomet Woman Representative Linet Chepkorir aka Toto has lit up social media by penning down an emotional message to her 'personal' boda boda rider who helped her during the campaign period.
Sharon Koech
Linet Chepkorir Toto made history by becoming the youngest Woman Representative-elect in Kenya at just 24 years old, following the August 9 General Elections. A graduate of Chuka University, she secured an impressive 242,775 votes, significantly outpacing her nearest competitor, Dr. Alice Milgo, who garnered 43,180 votes. Toto's victory is a testament to her ability to connect with voters across various demographics, showcasing her appeal and commitment to the community.
During her campaign, Toto received support from a diverse political spectrum, and she expressed deep gratitude to her constituents for their backing. She assured her voters that she would keep all the promises made during her campaign, emphasizing her dedication to fulfilling her mandate. Her commitment to transparency and accountability resonated with many, contributing to her success.
In a heartfelt gesture, she publicly thanked her boda boda rider, Gideon Cheruiyot, for his unwavering support throughout her campaign. Describing him as her personal driver, she highlighted his dedication in helping her navigate the expansive Bomet County, which spans approximately 1,630 km². Toto’s appreciation for Cheruiyot underscores the significance of community support and collaboration in her journey to leadership. Through her efforts, she aims to inspire others, especially young women, to engage in politics and strive for leadership roles.
