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Moses Kuria has broken his silence with a striking endorsement of Cabinet Secretary Davies Chirchir, painting him as a rare figure of absolute reliability in Kenyan public life.
Speaking from years of close collaboration, Kuria described a partnership spanning fifteen years that included time together in the Cabinet. Read Full Article Here
He recalled how even Riggy G recently admitted that Chirchir is a very serious man, one who simply does not play politics and, in Kuria’s blunt assessment, does not even know how to.
The most concrete illustration of that character came in Chirchir’s firm pledge on a major infrastructure project. From the thirty-first of October, motorists will be able to drive from Nairobi to Rironi on a completed dual carriageway.
Kuria urged the public to take the statement at face value. “When he says that,” Kuria insisted, “better believe him. He says what he means and he means what he says.”
Coming just fifty-one days before the promised opening, the assurance carries unusual weight. In a political environment often marked by shifting deadlines and carefully hedged commitments, Chirchir’s direct style stands out.
Kuria’s message suggests that the roads portfolio under Chirchir is being managed by someone whose word can be measured against results rather than rhetoric.
The timing of the remarks, offered ahead of the 2027 political season, adds another layer of interest. By highlighting Chirchir’s consistency and seriousness, Kuria has drawn attention to a technocrat who prefers delivery over the usual game of positioning
Whether that approach continues to shape public infrastructure or influences broader conversations in the years ahead remains to be seen, but the message itself is clear: when Davies Chirchir makes a promise, it is worth taking seriously.
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