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Published on 2024-04-10 06:21:41
West Mugirango Member of Parliament, Stephen Mogaka, recently issued an apology to President William Ruto after former legislator Vincent Mogaka declined a state job offer. In a letter dated April 9, MP Stephen Mogaka expressed his disappointment with Vincent Mogaka’s decision to turn down the nomination as Kenyan High Commissioner to Ghana. He emphasized that the role held significant responsibility and provided a platform to make meaningful contributions to Kenya’s interests in Ghana.
MP Stephen Mogaka acknowledged that personal circumstances could influence such decisions, but he also expressed unease about the implications of Vincent Mogaka’s choice. The MP highlighted the importance of the position and urged President Ruto to consider another capable individual from West Mugirango Constituency for the role.
Furthermore, MP Stephen Mogaka revealed that he had recommended Vincent Kemosi for the job to President Ruto, but Kemosi ultimately declined the offer. In his letter to the President, MP Mogaka suggested alternative candidates for consideration, demonstrating his commitment to identifying suitable individuals for key roles.
Vincent Kemosi, in his communication with the Clerk of the National Assembly, cited family issues as the primary reason for rejecting the appointment as Kenya’s High Commissioner to Ghana. Despite expressing gratitude for the opportunity, Kemosi emphasized that familial obligations prevented him from accepting the prestigious position.
The decision made by Vincent Mogaka and Vincent Kemosi has sparked discussions within the political sphere, with MP Stephen Mogaka aiming to ensure that West Mugirango continues to be represented effectively in such positions. He expressed his hope that President Ruto’s mentorship of young leaders would not be deterred by the actions of one individual and reaffirmed his support for the President’s efforts to bring about positive change in the lives of Kenyans.
The incident serves as a reminder of the complexities involved in public service and the personal sacrifices that individuals may need to make when considering such roles. It also underscores the importance of selecting candidates who are committed and able to fulfill the duties associated with diplomatic positions.
Overall, MP Stephen Mogaka’s apology to President Ruto, along with his proactive approach in recommending alternative candidates, highlights his dedication to serving his constituency and ensuring that capable individuals represent the interests of Kenya on the international stage. The dynamics of political appointments and the challenges faced by individuals in balancing personal and professional responsibilities are evident in this scenario, shedding light on the intricate nature of public service.
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