Just like many us, the late Kibra MP Ken Okoth ushered in 2019 with a set of goals that he wanted to achieve during the course of the year.
According to a post he shared on social media, these were the resolutions he made:
“The year is moving pretty fast already. Some resolutions.
1. #Being: Rest some more, speak less, listen more. Be kind to all.
2. #Travel: At least five countries I have never been to in the Americas ( or parts of the USA and Canada), Europe, Asia, Africa, and Pacific.
3.#Legislation: Pass a major law and/or major amendments that affect the welfare of ordinary citizens.
4. #Health; Eat carefully, exercise adequately, meditate and pray regularly.
5. #Finances: Save and make some investments.
6.#Learning: Read at least two books per month. Take French language lessons.
7.# Big Dream: Plan for the opening of a specialised selective preparatory academy for talented high potential boys and girls in Kibra classes 5 to 8 in 2020.
Those are my resolutions. What do you think? “ he posed.
Okoth passed on at The Nairobi Hospital on Friday, July 26 aged 41 after a brave battle with cancer.
In February 2019, he went public about his illness and revealed that he was diagnosed with stage four colorectal cancer.
