Kapseret Member of Parliament Oscar Sudi surprised his first-born daughter Faith Chemutai with a car and a house in Nairobi.
Sudi gave his daughter pleasant gifts after she graduated with a Master’s Degree in Finance management from the University of Kent, in Canterbury, United Kingdom.
A proud Sudi revealed how he pleaded with his daughter to focus on Education before thinking about relationships and marriage.
“I told her as my firstborn, if she listens to me, I will reward her abundantly. Because you are hardworking, have a job, you have respected me, if you were to tell me you have found a suitor, I am ready.
"I will also give you keys to your own house in Nairobi. I promised to give you a good foundation to start your life. I already bought you a car so I will give you an apartment and now you can walk your own path,” Oscar Sudi said.
The legislator also went down memory lane to share little-known details about his daughter who had just graduated.
"It has been an arduous journey for my daughter Faith Chemutai throughout her academic life. She just graduated with a Master's Degree in Finance Management from the University of Kent, Canterbury, United Kingdom.
"Today as we celebrate her success story at home, Kapseret,” Sudi said during a thanksgiving ceremony held at his home in honor of his daughter.
During his speech, Sudi mentioned that his daughter has already secured a job – giving her the go-ahead to consider a relationship.
"I told her to make sure you study, and if you meet a boyfriend, don’t let him con you. She has kept her word, and I am very happy," a proud Sudi shared.
Sudi also asked eligible bachelors to make sure she doesn't find a suiter from London.
“So when you come next time and tell me you have a boyfriend, I wouldn’t have a problem with that. I will support you 100%. And I also want your other siblings to follow in your footsteps.
I have not done this event (thanksgiving just because people do it, No. I have done it because of the respect this girl has accorded me and I will also support you 100 because you follow my instructions,” Oscar Sudi added.
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