Morara Kebaso Introduces Wife In Beautiful Clip: "Fight For Better Kenya”

• Morara Kebaso made a name for himself by going around the country exposing failed government projects
• The political activist recently posted a video introducing his little-known wife to the public
• Kenyans expressed their admiration for the couple, as others praised her beauty

Political activist Morara Kebaso has introduced his beautiful wife.

Is Morara Kebaso married?

Kebaso has gained nationwide fame for debunking the truth behind government projects.

Kebaso followed President William Ruto around, showcasing some projects that never took off soon after launch.

He also exposed projects that stalled despite contractors getting paid.

His mission struck a chord among Kenyans, who willingly sent him money to help with transport logistics and even buying a new vehicle for a public address system.

In a social media video, Kebaso, who imitates Ruto's dress style, is seen in a dapper, blue Kaunda suit.

Next to him was his wife, wearing a pink skirt suit.

"What do you want to tell Kenyans this morning?" he asked her.

Kebaso's soft-spoken wife then emphasised the importance of prayer and the need for Kenyans to fight for better governance.

“Work hard, pray more, and fight for a better Kenya. Kenya ni home," she said before shyly laughing.

Many Kenyans said that Kebaso’s wife is beautiful, observing that she must be a pillar in his mission to bring about political change. Here are some of the comments:

@oduorm_ercy:

“He who finds a wife...”

@Katik_u:

“A young, vibrant family.”

@Gachiie_:

“Morara is a good man, my role model.”

@ASBELKEMBOI7:

“Beautiful family.”

@Meltus25:

“Love is a beautiful thing.”

@Mitchmash8150:

"I think that I will also marry a woman who goes to the SDA church."

@Mitchmash8150:

“This girl looks to be so good. She is a pillar in Morara's life.”

Why did Morara Kebaso give up?

In other news, the activist expressed gratitude to Kenyans who consistently supported him, while hinting at quitting activism.

He stated that he could not continue to tarnish his name, as Kenyans had already chosen the country they want.

He offered to refund money to Kenyans who supported him, urging them not to fabricate M-Pesa messages.

Proofreading by Asher Omondi, current affairs journalist and copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.