Toto as she is popularly referred to told Jeff Koinange in an interview on Citizen Tv that hers is a story of inspiration.
Toto told Jeff that her ambition and drive to be a leader pushed her beyond her dreams.
Toto confessed that she worked in a hotel, was a maid, and sold chips in Bomet before launching her political ambitions.
"I graduated last year in procurement. I started selling clothes in Bomet where I was employed by someone there. I left that and started selling chips in a certain hotel. I used to earn 200 bobs per day," she said.
Linet added that she also became a housemaid for a month before she jumped into politics to vie for the women's rep position.
"All along I have been a leader, that is from childhood, primary school, high school, and even in college and even in the church. I knew immediately after my graduation I was going to vie for this particular position."
For the Bomet woman rep, things were not easy but her determination to succeed pushed her to launch her bid.
And as they say, the rest is history.
In photos Linet shared on her social media, the youthful MP told that she had finished her Parliamentary registration process.
In another picture, Toto describes how she will now be representing her voters
"Doing a Mic Test before I start defending the people of Bomet fiercely. This far is God
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