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These cookies will be stored in your browser only with your consent. You also have the option to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may affect your browsing experience. The president later visited Narok where he asked leaders to work together for the sake of the welfare of the locals.
Alex Magelo, the Nairobi County Assembly speaker says Ntimama was a community hero and its undisputed spokesperson and asks the community to remain united even after his demise. He asks all communities in Narok to live in harmony, saying a new Maasai leader will be unveiled later. Two weeks ago, when attending a wedding ceremony in Narok, the late politician who championed the conservation of Mau forest, called on communities living in Narok to coexist peacefully, vowing to strive to unite them.
In the elections, the deceased lost to Moitalel Kenta who was his friend and chief campaigner before falling out with. In , at the behest of some Kanu insiders, he teamed up with veteran politician John Keen to give the then vice president the late George Saitoti a hard time in the national and Kajiado County politics.
But in , when Moi chose Uhuru Kenyatta to succeed him, he teamed with those opposed to the idea to support Saitoti who shied from contesting the presidency before throwing his support for Kibaki.
Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Sign in. Log into your account. Privacy Policy. Password recovery. In his message of comfort and encouragement, President Kenyatta described the late Dorcas Ntimama as a gracious woman who worked tirelessly for the wellbeing of the society. The President said Dorcas always built strong bonds of friendship, which ensured harmony and peace in her community.
As a nation, we are grateful for her many years of service to Kenya especially in Narok where, with her late husband the Hon Ole Ntimama, they offered leadership and service to the community for many years. President Kenyatta prayed to God to grant the family fortitude and grace to bear the loss of their matriarch. Vivian's sister, Lydia Ntimama, told the publication that the deceased was preparing to go to work but collapsed while taking a shower.
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