Elgeyo Marakwet Senator Kipchumba Murkomen on Thursday 16 August lit up social media after posting a throwback of photo and a current photo of himself and his dad.
The Senator captioned the photo saying that when his dad was his age, his firstborn was already in form one.
“#TBT when Dad was my age his firstborn was in Form 1. Sisi Tulichelewa wapi?,”Murkomen captioned the photo.
Earlier, Murkomen posted several photos when his dad had visited him in his office.
“Today I had a special visitor in my office in the person of my Dad. We had an opportunity to pray for God’s grace and guidance in the difficult tasks ahead of us in our different careers. May God guide him in his pastoral duties. Amen,” he captioned the photos.
Here is how netizens reacted to Murkomen’s TBT photo with his dad;
Alas kumbe when you were still in High school and Sunday school you used to know how to close your mouth! What happened ama ni pesa za corruption ?????— Denzin (@Denzinoh) August 16, 2018
And you look older than him.huyo Mzee bado kijana sana.????????— St. Muhizi (@philipmuhizi) August 16, 2018
mheshimiwa,you mean your dad is that young?he looks like your brother.— Gichuhi Njogu® (@pgnjogu) August 16, 2018
Slayqueens muesh ????????though your dad looks young than you ebu wacha glen…….— Alex ???????? (@Muthengi_Alex) August 16, 2018
I told you the other time your dad is wise. This is the difference. I wish you could be like him.— Simeon Mosirigwa (@mosirigwa) August 16, 2018
you already did ur job
but the difference between you & your dad is,
he did to get you and you did to enjoy— SAYUUN (@AbdirizakSayuun) August 17, 2018
Wow. . When am your age my first born will be in form 1 kip. Hizi vitu unaanza at 24/25— Billy MIJUNGU (@BillyMijungu) August 17, 2018
Your dad is so young @ mhesh. I guess he doesn’t overindulge in pleasures of this world looks contented and keeping himself fit. Congratulations to him— bssigeib (@bssigeib) August 17, 2018
Source-standardmedia.co.ke
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