- Morara Kebaso shared his humble beginnings, revealing that he started working at the age of 16 and overcame challenges to become successful
- The activist, known for defending government accountability, revealed that he is a family man with three children.
- Kebaso said he bought his first car at the age of 22 and now owns seven Toyota Prados, attributing his success to hard work.
- He stressed that perseverance instead of focusing on money has been the key to his success while encouraging young people not to give up
Up-and-coming political activist Morara Kebaso has opened up about her humble beginnings.
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During a public meeting in Chuka, Kebaso, who is known for his strong stance on government accountability, gave details of his life's journey.
He revealed that he started working at the young age of 16, facing challenges that made him the person he is today.
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The young activist revealed that he is a family man, explaining that he has three children.
Kebaso said that his hard work saw him drive his first car at the age of 22, adding that he currently has seven Toyota Prados to his name.
“I got married when I was 21, I'm 28; I've been married for seven years, and I have two children. I bought my first car when I was 22 with a furniture business. I drove my first Prado. 24 years old, and now I am seven because I am a hardworking Kenyan who has not achieved anything,” Kebaso said.
What is the secret of Kebaso's success?
He said that he is ready to be investigated by the public about the source of his wealth for many years.
Kebaso emphasized that his journey of tenacity must encourage young people not to give up in life.
That critic sand of the government revealed his secret to success has been not focusing on the payment of money in life.
“And if you want to check me out, I'm available. So, I'm a testimony that it's possible, not impossible. Just because you come from a humble background doesn't mean you won't succeed. Use your present situation to judge your future life; who you are now is not what you will be, but it all depends if you believe the first Secret: don't put money up front.” he added.
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