President Uhuru Kenyatta shames CS Kiunjuri, Munya and PA Jomo Gecaca for not taking notes at meeting with the diaspora in Namibia

Angry President Kenyatta shames CSs Kiunjuri, Munya and PA Jomo Gecaca at public forum in Namibia[Video]

Charles Ouma

March 23, 2019 1:28 PM

President Kenyatta dresses down his CSs and PA in public

Angry President Kenyatta shames CSs Kiunjuri, Munya and PA Jomo Gecaca at meeting with the diaspora [Video]

An angry President Uhuru Kenyatta castigated CSs Mwangi Kiunjuri, Peter Munya and his Personal Assistant Jomo Gecaca for not taking notes during a town hall meeting with the diaspora.

The president did not take it lightly after noting with concern that noone in his team was taking notes despite the many important points mentioned during the meeting.

"Am looking now my brother Kiunjuri has just opened his notepad to write what I am saying. He was not interested in writing what these Kenyans are saying.

The same applies to you bwana Munya. Na sio hawa mawaziri wangu tu. I have a long serving PA here. Angalia tu. Anaangalia tu masaa. Inabakia ni mimi nikumbuke, nisipokumbuka hiyo imepotea." The President said.

"Maybe it had nothing to do with Agriculture but he forgets he is a Minister of the Republic of Kenya and whatever is said, it shouls be interesting to note whatis it that these people are telling us." He added.

President Uhuru Kenyatta's delegation to Cuba were on the spot light for failing to take notes Pulse Live Kenya

President Kenyatta attracted an applause from Kenyans in the diaspora who were at the meeting when he pointed out that with his team failing to take notes, it remains upon him to remember what is discussed and should he fail to do so then all is lost.

Kenyan delegations in the past have been critised for failing to take notes during critical meetings but this time the head of state did not take the matter lightly.

In August 2018, a picture of the Kenyan delegation that accompanied President Uhuru Kenyayya to a meeting with President Donald Trump went viral with the team staring at their US counterparts, with half-empty cups of tea assembled before them.

President Uhuru Kenyatta's delegation meet President Donald Trump and US business executives at White House Kenyans observed that none of them was taking notes Pulse Live Kenya

Part of the delegation which included Cabinet Secretaries Monica Juma (Foreign Affairs), Henry Rotich (National Treasury) and Kenyan ambassador to the US Robinson Githae looked mesmerized with what was happening. Only two were taking notes

Charles Ouma