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David Murathe's activist son Davidson Wakairu causing a stir in Kilifi County

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Miriam Mwende

Meet David Murathe's 28-year-old son

Davidson Wakairu Gatuhi
Davidson Wakairu Gatuhi

Davidson Wakairu, son to Jubilee party's Vice Chairperson David Murathe, is causing a stir in the political scene.

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The budding politician was on Friday conducting a social call on residents of Kilifi County with his non-governmental initiative, Vijana Amkeni.

The activist conducted a tree-planting exercise at the Mavoko Primary School where the group managed to plant over 1300 trees.

The exercise, he explained, was to mark the World Environmental Day, adding that he had promised to partner further with the local school.

"We also engaged with the students of the school and promised to donate 30 bags of cement to help them complete the dining hall at the grounds," Wakairu relayed.

Davidson Wakairu Gatuhi during a tree-planting exercise at Mavoko Primary School, Kilifi County
Davidson Wakairu Gatuhi during a tree-planting exercise at Mavoko Primary School, Kilifi County Pulse Live Kenya
Davidson Wakairu Gatuhi during a tree-planting exercise at Mavoko Primary School, Kilifi County
Davidson Wakairu Gatuhi during a tree-planting exercise at Mavoko Primary School, Kilifi County Pulse Live Kenya

Murathe's son making political inroads in Kilifi

The politician's son also recently met with youth leaders in the Coastal county, some of who are part of the Kilifi County government.

In a brief statement following the consultative meeting, Wakairu conveyed that together with the leaders, they had identified areas of collaboration.

"In line with Vijana Amkeni‘s 2021 plan of running our programmes in all 47 counties, I last evening hosted leaders from Kilifi county where we agreed to partner in environmental, mentorship and economic programmes that will benefit the youth of Kilifi county," he stated.

The activist has declared intentions to join the world of politics and is likely to contest in the upcoming General Election.

In an Exclusive interview with Pulse, Wakairu highlighted his aspirations to break away from his father's political direction.

"Yes Mzee is the Vice Chair of Jubilee. If I was merely looking for a seat in a youth movement, I would easily have joined the Jubilee Party Youth League. I started my own thing because my agenda is entirely different," he stated at the time while conveying plans to vie for a parliamentary seat.

Authors:

Miriam Mwende

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