The August 8 General Election witnessed a number of Governors being sent home. With the sudden change in status, the former county bosses have resorted to various new ventures.
Whereas some of the former governors have quietly retreated back to their families, others have fallen back to their professions.
Former Bomet Governor Isaac Ruto has finally explained what he has been upto since he failed to clinch his gubernatorial seat.
Speaking to Daily Nation , the former Governor stated that he has resorted to embarking into community voluntary work since according to him, "development starts from the grassroots."
“I want to assist locals to farm through cooperative societies, especially in the dairy sector which has great potential in the region,” Ruto noted.
The former National Super Alliance (NASA) principal added: "I just want to recoup in the lost time with family and continue with my businesses."
