They also have prime plots within Eldoret town CBD which now boast of magnificent buildings earning millions in rent annually. “They were a generation that epitomised hard work and resilience. They never grabbed or stole from the public as modern day billionaires do, but used their hard work to make riches,” said Kipkorir arap Menjo, a political commentator. “Each of these men owned over 2,500 acres of land spread across Uasin Gishu and Trans Nzoia counties. According to Menjo, the group were all teetotalers and those who drank alcohol merely did so for socialisation.

Source: Standard Digital July 31, 2021 09:56 UTC