Former CS Susan Nakhumicha has offered Kenyans a rare glimpse into her personal life, showcasing her thriving cabbage farm in Trans Nzoia County.In a photo shared on Tuesday, April 14, Nakhumicha appeared cheerful as she held a large, freshly harvested cabbage, standing against a backdrop of lush green crops.
The image highlighted the success of her farming venture, drawing admiration from many online.
Accompanying the post, she wrote, “Serious about leadership… but also serious about securing the freshest cabbage for the people,” signaling her commitment to both public service and agriculture.
The lighthearted caption quickly resonated with netizens, many of whom praised her hands-on approach to farming.
Her transition into agriculture reflects a growing trend among leaders embracing sustainable food production and self-reliance.
Some say her involvement in farming not only contributes to household food security but also sends a powerful message about the value of agribusiness.
Her cabbage farm, located in Trans Nzoia county, has drawn admiration from Kenyans countrywide.
Nakhumicha hopes to inspire others to embrace farming, emphasizing its potential to create employment and promote self-reliance.The former CS, who is now eyeing the Trans Nzoia gubernatorial seat, has increasingly positioned herself as a champion of grassroots empowerment.
Her farm has become a symbol of resilience and adaptability.
In addition to her agricultural pursuits, Nakhumicha has remained active in national politics.
Recently, she publicly endorsed Moses Wetang’ula as a future presidential candidate, expressing confidence in his leadership after President William Ruto completes his term.
As she balances farming and politics, Nakhumicha continues to inspire many Kenyans, demonstrating that leadership can extend beyond public office into practical, everyday contributions like food production.