Mombasa Governor, Ali Hassan Joho, has disclosed the next action he might take upon leaving office in 2022.
While speaking during a public function in Mombasa on Friday, the county boss joked that he might enrol for a law degree so that he can defend himself when the time comes.
Joho explained that he might borrow a leaf from former Lamu Governor, Issa Timamy, who is now an advocate.
"My friend Timamy left politics and went back to practising law. I don't know how mine will be, let's just pray to God.
"I don't know whether I should register for a law degree. My retirement is imminent. I'll look for one of the senior lawyers here and ask him to be my partner," he stated amidst laughter.
Joho urged those who were present at the rally to play their part in the fight against corruption, adding that no development would be realised if the vice persisted.
"Everyone has a responsibility. There is the receiver and the giver. Let's not lose focus. We should all take responsibility.
"The county government of Mombasa. We've had immense support from our friends from the LSK and we are working with them to make good laws to help in ending the vice," he added.
The second-term governor also called on the Judiciary and the national government to help the county in enforcing laws.
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