Narok County Governor Patrick Ole Ntutu has emphasised the need for servant leadership among leaders for the prosperity of the nation. Speaking in Melelo Ward, Narok South Sub-County, Ntutu said Kenyans were constitutionally entitled to servant leadership at all levels of public service. The governor warned against divisive politics, saying he would not relent in…
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