Mandago; This is what I'll be doing after retirement

 

Uasin Gishu Governor Jackson Mandago

With the nearing of a new election cycle in 2022 fast approaching, second term governors are quickly looking into their next moves. The constitution 2010 gives governors a two term five year limit. 

Jackson Kiplagat Mandago is one such governor who is serving his second and final terms at the helm of the county seat.

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According to the governor, he will be a full time peace worker after his term ends in 2022.

Despite some speculations that he had opted to run for the Senate, the Uasin Gishu county boss stated that he won't be seeking any county elective seat in the coming general elections.

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Speaking at a funeral service in Kesses, the governor stated that he would focus on ensuring that peace prevails among communities in the county.

"Since BBI did not accept the scrapping of term limits for governors, after I end my term I will be free because I won't have other work." Mandago said.

"I will be working on peace in the region as I won't be vying." He added.

He also cautioned leaders against causing divisions in the country as he would ensure those who attempted to do so are dealt with in accordance with the law.