Embarrassing thing Uhuru’s team did while in the White House

President Uhuru Kenyatta on Monday led a high-level Kenyan delegation into bilateral talks with US President Donald Trump, who was also accompanied by powerful figures in his administration.

While the meeting was reported to have gone on smoothly, the Kenyan team continued with their peculiar habit of not carrying note books and pens.

The photo captured during the talks held at the Cabinet Room captured the entire US delegation holding folders, pens and writing pads while the cups of tea were a slight distance away.

The Kenyan team, including the country’s Ambassador to the US Njeru Githae, embarrassingly failed to carry any writing or reference materials, with most of them tightly holding on to their cups of tea.

President Kenyatta and Foreign Affairs CS Monica Juma were the only officials who carried writing materials to the high-level meeting.

Kenyans were quick to react to the photo, which was widely shared on social media accompanied by comments showing disapproval of the Kenyan delegation’s inaction.

“Our Kenyan guys need to know when to carry note pads....not a very good picture,” Chris Martin said.

“On one side I see guys with note books n pens in their hands, the other side cups of tea n fingers pointing towards the cup handles! Tourism is real!” Simon Maina wrote on Facebook.

Other users satirically claimed the Kenyan education system was to blame for encouraging the cramming culture.

“Thanks to our 8-4-4 system.....we are used to taking notes offhead,” Liz Shiko stated.

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