Fast-rising political activist Morara Kebaso recently shared his incredible journey from humble beginnings to owning an impressive fleet of seven Toyota Prados.
During a rally in Chuka, Kebaso, known for his strong advocacy for government accountability, revealed the challenges he overcame and the hard work that led to his success.
A Journey of Resilience
Kebaso began working at the tender age of 16, facing numerous challenges that shaped him into the person he is today.
Reflecting on his early life, he stated,
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I got married when I was 21. I am 28 years old; I’ve been married for seven years, and I have two children
Morara Kebaso
He emphasized that his journey is a testament to resilience and determination.
At just 22 years old, Kebaso bought his first car while working in the furniture business. He proudly shared,
I bought my first car at 22 when I was in the furniture business. I drove my first Prado at 24, and now I have seven because I am a hardworking Kenyan who has come from nothing to something
Morara Kebaso
The Secret to His Success
Kebaso attributes his success not to a focus on money but to resilience. He encourages young people to prioritize their dreams over immediate financial rewards.
And if you want to investigate me, I am available, I am a testimony that it is possible; it is not impossible. Just because you come from a humble background doesn’t mean you won’t make it.
Morara Kebaso
He said confidently, inviting scrutiny over the source of his wealth.
His message resonates with many young Kenyans striving for success.
Do not use your current situation to judge your future; who you are now is not who you will be, the first secret: don’t put money first.
Morara Kebaso
A Call to Action
He believes that education and perseverance are key components of success. His rallying cry,
Education is Your Right! Don’t Let Social Norms Hold You Back,
Morara Kebaso
