Mudavadi celebrates driver Gideon Kisangi after 40 years of service
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi has celebrated the retirement of his longtime driver, Gideon Kisangi, praising his loyalty, dedication and professionalism over more than 40 years. In a heartfelt tribute, Mudavadi said Kisangi’s journey with the Mudavadi family began when he briefly drove his father, the late Moses Mudavadi, before becoming his personal driver for [...] The post Mudavadi…
Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi honored his longtime driver, Gideon Kisangi, on the occasion of his retirement after 40 years of service. In a touching tribute, Mudavadi praised Kisangi’s unwavering loyalty, dedication, and professionalism throughout their long-standing relationship. The driver’s career with the Mudavadi family began when he served as his father’s driver before transitioning to a personal driver role for four decades.
Mudavadi highlighted Kisangi’s exceptional safety record, noting that he maintained a spotless driving record without a single accident during his service. The Prime Cabinet Secretary emphasized that Kisangi’s contributions went beyond professional duties, as he was present for significant milestones in Mudavadi’s life, including his marriage to Tessie, the birth and upbringing of their children, and the weddings of the family members.
Mudavadi praised Kisangi’s distinction of driving each of them on their respective wedding days. The Prime Cabinet Secretary described Kisangi’s story as a testament to the enduring value of loyalty, trust, respect, determination, and hard work, which are increasingly scarce qualities in today’s world. As Kisangi begins his well-deserved retirement, Mudavadi expressed immense gratitude for his loyalty, professionalism, and decades of dedicated service.
He underscored that Kisangi’s service reminded the Mudavadi family of the importance of these values in serving humanity and God. No details about Kisangi’s personal life were disclosed in the tribute.
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