Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi celebrates his driver, Gideon Kisangi / OPCSPrime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has celebrated his long-serving driver, known as Gideon Kisangi, for his loyalty, dedication and professionalism after more than 40 years of service to the Mudavadi family.
Mudavadi said Kisangi’s remarkable journey with the family demonstrated the enduring value of loyalty, trust, respect, determination and hard work.
He said Kisangi initially drove his father, the late Moses Mudavadi, before becoming his personal driver for four decades, during which he did not record a single accident.
“Loyalty, dedication, trust, respect, determination and hard work are becoming increasingly rare currencies in today’s world. They deserve to be celebrated. Gideon Kisangi has made the Mudavadi family appreciate that in life these attributes remain key in service to humanity and to God. His remarkable journey with our family spans over 40 years,” Mudavadi said in a post on X.
Mudavadi said Kisangi’s role in the family went beyond driving, noting that he was present during key milestones, including his marriage to his wife, Tessie, the birth and upbringing of their children and, later, the weddings of each of them.
The Prime Cabinet Secretary said few people get the opportunity to witness so many chapters of a family’s journey, describing Kisangi’s long service as a remarkable testament to commitment and dedication.
“Few people get to witness so many chapters of one family’s journey. As he begins his well-earned retirement, we celebrate his loyalty, professionalism and decades of dedicated service with immense gratitude,” Mudavadi said.
Mudavadi is the Prime Cabinet Secretary and Cabinet Secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs.
He has served as Prime Cabinet Secretary since President William Ruto’s administration took office in 2022 and also heads the country’s foreign and diaspora affairs docket.
In his role as Prime Cabinet Secretary, Mudavadi assists the President and Deputy President in coordinating and supervising government ministries and state departments, and chairs the Principal Secretaries’ committees.
Mudavadi is a veteran Kenyan politician who has previously served as Vice-President, Deputy Prime Minister and in several ministerial positions.
He entered Parliament for Sabatia Constituency after the death of his father, Moses Mudavadi, in 1989.
