The country is still mourning the death of Kenya's third president, Mwai Kibaki. His death was announced on Friday by President Uhuru Kenyatta after a long illness.
He was 91 years of age and died at a Nairobi hospital surrounded by close friends and family.
In an interview with Citizen TV, his personal doctor and Karen Hospital founder Dr. Dan Gikonyo shared his memories with the former president.
Gikonyo described Kibaki as a man of very strong internal discipline. Gikonyo also revealed that Kibaki gave up alcohol after he was elected as the third president of Kenya.
"He never took alcohol after he entered statehouse. Many people used to make fun of him that he was fond of the White Cap. That White Cap he left it after entering Statehouse. He also excised every day," he said.
"There was no day he would not exercise, he woke up early did his regular physicals and in the course of the day I would go to State House and we would go on walks."
About his health, Gikonyo said that Kibaki was very compliant.
"When it came to medical issues, he was very obedient and always doing what the doctor said and that is how he lived to be 91 years," he said.
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