Engineer Barorot ,Uasin Gishu County Deputy Governor Resigns to Take Up CEO Role at a Multinational Company

In a surprising turn of events, Uasin Gishu County's Deputy Governor, Engineer Barorot, has resigned from his position, as confirmed by the County Assembly Speaker, Philip Kipng'etich Muigei.

The Deputy Governor is steps down to assume a new role of CEO at a multinational company.

During a private meeting held at a prominent hotel in Eldoret, attended by Uasin Gishu Governor Dr. Jonathan Bii, Barorot made his resignation public. This meeting marked the beginning of a significant transition within the county's leadership.

The formal announcement of Barorot's resignation is expected to take place at the Uasin Gishu County headquarters. His departure follows a tenure marked by notable contributions to the county, including his involvement in development projects that recently earned Uasin Gishu its city status, an honor conferred by the President.

Barorot's professional background is impressive, with a Master's in Business Administration (MBA) in Strategic Management from Moi University, complemented by a Bachelor's Degree in Electrical, Electronic, and Communications Engineering Technology from the same institution. His expertise in engineering and strategic management has been instrumental in the county's progress.

As Uasin Gishu County navigates this leadership change, attention will turn to the process of appointing a successor to ensure the continuity of governance and the implementation of ongoing projects. Barorot's resignation comes in the wake of recent political shifts in other counties, such as Kisii, where the Governor welcomed a new deputy following the impeachment of his former assistant.

This transition signals a new chapter for Uasin Gishu County, with Barorot moving on to a high-profile role in the corporate world, leaving behind a legacy of service and development in public administration.