Kibra MP Ken Okoth back in Kenya after cancer treatment

for Tv47 Digital July 07, 2019, 05:07 PM
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Johnson Sakaja welcomes MP Ken Okoth

Ken Okoth with Johnson Sakaja
[Source: Johnson Sakaja]

“Welcome back home bro and thanks for the amazing job you and your team have been doing,” said Sakaja.

The MP said that he is back and ready to work for the people of Kibra in pushing the development agenda of the constituency.

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Okoth travelled to Europe early this year after being diagnosed with colorectal cancer.

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#Cancer treatment, #JOHNSON SAKAJA, #Ken Okoth,

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