Businesswoman and Nairobi-based politician Hon. Agnes Kagure has today touched the hearts of supporters and Kenyans at large with her humility.
During a meeting organised by the Agnes Kagure Foundation, Kagure personally served food to attendees, an act that has quickly gone viral on social media.
In the widely shared photos, Kagure is seen interacting warmly with the women present, serving them food herself.
A group of women meeting with Agnes Kagure
Through her Facebook page, Kagure shared a light-hearted yet poignant message: “I’m told that according to the new constitution, meetings without food should be held online but Agnes Kagure Foundation has got you covered. AKFO tuko mashinani, na baada ya mkutano, ni mimi ntaingia kwa jikoni. Next meeting na empowerment projects tulete wapi?”
All the same, it is doubtless that Kagure’s gesture of serving food is more than just a gesture since it reflects her dedication to engaging directly with the community. The Agnes Kagure Foundation has been actively involved in addressing the needs of various groups across Nairobi County.
Through these interactions, Kagure aims to understand and respond to the unique challenges faced by each of Nairobi’s 17 constituencies.
Agnes Kagure helped serve food during a recent meeting.
In addition to her foundation’s activities, Kagure has been meeting with various community leaders and groups, a move that has left political pundits speculating about her future ambitions. Many believe that Kagure could be the solution to the issues currently plaguing Nairobi, often attributed to the leadership of Hon. Johnson Sakaja and his associates.
Political analysts note that Kagure’s grassroots approach and personal involvement in community activities differentiate her from other leaders. Her ability to connect with ordinary citizens, coupled with her visible and active presence, has made her a formidable figure in Nairobi’s political scene.
As the Agnes Kagure Foundation continues its outreach and empowerment projects, many are keen to see how her influence will further shape the political and social landscape of Nairobi.
