The man who asked Transport CS Kipchumba Murkomen for a job has finally landed one after his appeal went viral on social media.
In a video seen by the Star, Elphas Busisa who hails from Vihiga County confirmed landing a driver's job after many years of seeking employment in government.
He has been employed as a driver at the Kenya National Highways Authority Project office in Nakuru.
"Nimefanya kazi tangu 1996, ilifika mahali ikasismama, nikatafuta ingine lakini nikifika mahali inasimama. Ilipofika 2020 wakati wa Covid-19 kazi yangu ikasimama na wakati ilisimama nimeumia na familia yangu. Hata kupata chakula ilikuwa shida," he said.
Busisa went viral on social media after a video of him asking CS Murkomen for a job elicited mixed reactions among Kenyans.
He had gone follow-up on his documents at the National Transport and Safety Authority office when Murkomen walked in.
Busisa was among a group of people seated at the waiting bay.
It was during the interaction with Kenyans seeking services at the NTSA office that Busisa got an opportunity to greet Murkomen and ask him for a job.
"When he was moving out and we were seated at the bench, he approached me and asked if I had a problem. I told CS Murkomen that I'm unemployed but he said he was not giving employment at that moment," he said.
Busisa has now revealed that the CS dispatched some officials to him on the same day who worked on his job request.
The new KeNHA driver expressed gratitude for the appointment saying he will now be able to put food on the table and support his family.
