HON TIM WANYONYI'S STRONG WORK ETHIC HAS SET THE STANDARD FOR LEADERSHIP

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File Photo: Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi while officially opening a computer lab at Aga Khan Primary School

Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi is an ACTION ORIENTED LEADER. He serves his people with HONOUR and DILIGENCE. He is trusted by his people because he leads by example.
No sooner than he utters a promise than he delivers through ACTION. He is hugely respected and followed because of his DELIVERY and not PROMISES.
As a GREAT leader he despises false promises and people that create lots of unnecessary noise to get attention. There are many leaders who play their part on the outside, but have very little substance on the inside. HON TIM is full of SUBSTANCE INSIDE AND ACTION OUTSIDE.
HON TIM WANYONYI has earned his RESPECT and STATURE as the BEST MP in Kenya because he consistently proves through his Work Ethic that he is RELIABLE AND TRUSTWORTHY on the Inside and out.
He has set the tone and is a GREAT ROLE MODEL. The tangible and measurable results of his consistent work ethic has influenced new best practices among his constituents.
He has set a standard of leadership as a Member of Parliament. God willing he will serve a second term as the Westlands Constituency MP between 2017-2022 and leave an INDELIBLE IMPACT before ascending to be the NAIROBI GOVERNOR in 2022.
I WILL VOTE FOR HON TIM WANYONYI
George Kidi Kiprono

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