Ezekiel Machogu: Former DC now Education CS

Ezekiel Machogu: Former DC now Education CS
Ezekiel Machogu (left) shares a light moment with President Ruto in a past function
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By Obegi Malack

obegimalack@gmail.com 

President William Ruto has nominated politician Ezekiel Ombaki Machogu as Cabinet Secretary (CS) for Education.

If approved by parliament, he will replace Prof. George Magoha who has been the docket’s CS since 2019.

Mr. Machogu vied for the Kisii County gubernatorial seat in the just concluded general elections but lost to Simba Arati.

He was the member of parliament for Nyaribari Masaba Constituency in Kisii County between 2017-2022.

The politician studied at Nduru High School for his O–Level Certificate and upon completion, in 1974, he proceeded to Agoro Sare High School for his A–Level Certificate.

Between 1976 and 1979, Ezekiel Ombaki attended the University of Nairobi for his undergraduate studies.

In 1976 he worked in the Office of the President as a District Officer and later in 1989, he was appointed District Commissioner until 2008.

From 2008 to 2016, he worked at the Public Service Commission as a Senior Deputy Secretary.

Other nominees to Ruto’s Cabinet are:

Interior – Kithure Kindiki

Treasury – Njuguna Ndungu

Gender Affirmative action – Aisha Jumwa

Defence – Aden Duale

Water, sanitation & irrigation – Alice Wahome

Foreign Affairs – Mutua Alfred

Trade Investment – Moses Kuria

East African Community – Rebbeca Miano

Roads – Onesmus Murkomen

Environment – Soipan Tuya

Land – Mwangi Njeru

Tourism – Penina Malonza

Agriculture – Mithika Linturi

Health – Susan Wafula

Information – Eliud Owalo

Energy – Davis Chirchir

Youth – Ababu Namwamba

Cooperatives – Chelugui Simon

Mining – Salim Mvurya

Labor & Social Protection – Florence

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