Kiambu County Women representative Gathoni Wa Muchomba says her vision is to be a President.
Speaking in a recent YouTube interview with Dun Wainaina, Gathoni said she came from a poor family but a Japanese woman changed her life.
''We were left homeless after auctioneers took everything. Luckily my mum had met with a Japanese woman who was volunteering in one of the high schools in our village.
So, during the holidays, we would visit and spend at her house until when she left the country. She sent me a letter and asked me what I wanted her to do for me since I had also been helping her.
I said I wanted her to visit me in school and to my surprise, she came accompanied by other delegates. They brought me a lot of shopping and even cleared my school fees.''
The 46-years-old vocal politician said she is determined to be the Kenyan President by the time she hits 60 years adding that it is something God has been pushing her to do.
''I turned 46 years last month but I am determined to be the president by the time I am 60 years. When my opponents speak against me, I always tell them, I am His seed. If God gives me life I will be the president. That is my vision. It is something that God has pushed in my mind for many days and even when I resist, it still comes back.''
Gathoni further added that she will not be a president for a political class, but for the poor.
''I know what it feels to be poor. I have gone to school hungry, homeless but God lifted me.''
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