edit title....Its michuki, not muchuki.

RIP john njoroge michuki

Leadership of your kind will be missed, courage of your action and hard work should be emulated. RIP Njoroge wa Michuki.

What will the world remember you for? I will remember Michuki for bringing sanity into matatu industry and cleaning of nairobi river. No man is a saint so lets not focus on the negatives that we cannot substantiate. This man left a mark that if our politicians tried to emulate, Kenya would be a different country today. I choose to celebrate his life and public service.

some half-truths there..

It is true, he terrorised the mau mau fighters and championed for the course of the colonialists.

Its true, He was called kimendero (crasher)

Its not true that he forcefully evicted his neighbours. They were paid for their land,......Did you know that after baba jimmy became president, a few neighbours were handsomely paid to vacate their land?


Bring on the good deeds of the mzee now....you seem to be from his backyard.


He achieved in:

Mungiki menace

matatu madness

nairobi river

development in the constituency, especially this term

water connectivity in the last term 2002--2007

employment connections to constituents

and kangema is more recognizable because of this mzee. Most constituents now brag they are from kangema instead of using muranga to describe where they come from.

@McReggae - You are really ahead of the pack with the latest news.

.......either Mutua lied to the nation or the dcotors were minting more money from the life support, otherwise he died on monday!!!

R.I.P. Michuki, we chose to remember you for the good things you did!!!

RIP Michuki .....A great leader you were....I m praying for a young leader who can emulate how he was results orienated person....So sad for Kenyans we have Lost two patriotic leaders Wangari Maathai and Now Michuki in less than a year.God bless kenya with Leaders.

Will be remembered for this quote;
-If you rattle a snake you must be prepared to be bitten by it.
-He was a nice man. But no man is blemish-less. He ought to have apologized to KTN and Kenyans as a whole for the Atur saga.

All ministers are human and have faults but this was one minister who performed inspite of his faults. I wish Kenyans would elect such men of action and not these tribal chieftains we keep recycling.

I pray that in my lifetime, I will have left a mark on this world like he did.

RIP