Very little is known about his family especially after the much-publicized divorce which saw him lead the rest of his life as a bachelor.

So little is known about his wife Ms. Kirubi who went under immediately after they successfully parted ways with the deceased.

However, it can be revealed that as late as 2017 the lady who leads a lowkey life had already retired and is leading a low life.

He leaves behind a daughter by the name Mart-Ann Musangi who is 47-years-old.

Wambui is a Kenyan businesswoman and entrepreneur who runs her father’s empire and also seats on a number of boards of public and private companies.

The companies include; Sidian Bank, Haco Tiger Brands, UAP Investments Limited, International House Limited, Woof Advertising and marketing, Sheraton in Rongai, and Croyden Limited.

She holds a Bachelor of Arts in International business administration and a Master of Science in management from the University of Surrey in the United Kingdom

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Entrepreneurial spirit

The three tribes were born entrepreneurs. I have personally monitored how parents from those three tribes relate to their children, most of them start introducing their children to business early in life, meaning by the time the child completes school, he has some entrepreneurial skills.

What I have observed over time is that people from the three tribes talk less of employment and more on business. That’s why you will find them doing anything to make money.

They never give up

If you are keen enough, you would have noticed that a Kikuyu man is a fighter, he never gives up no matter what-the same applies to Kisii and Somali. These three tribes thrive in business because they are not thin-skinned.

They help each other

One Kisii man would come to Nairobi, starts Matatu business and after he realizes business is good, he will call his other Kisii friends to come and also try their luck. At the end of the day, all matatus in that town will be owned by Kisiis.

A Kikuyu will go to southern Sudan, start a hardware business if he finds the business is good, he will call his relatives and friends— the same applies to Somali people. Look at Eastleigh, few Somalis were there a decade ago but the town is now Somali dominated.

The idea of helping one another has greatly boosted these three tribes.

They are risk-takers

While other tribes aim at soft spots like employment, Kikuyu, Kisii, and Somali are out there taking risks. Visit Southern Sudan, North Eastern Kenya, and Somalia and take statistics to determine which tribes from Kenya are dominant, you will be shocked to discover that apart from the indigenous tribes, Kisiis, Kikuyu and Somali are well represented…sometimes you may wonder where other tribes are. Where there is money, they put their lives in line…and that’s why they succeed.

They are ahead of others with information

They say information is power, that’s the statement Kisiis and Kikuyu have used to beat other tribes in business. While other tribes are dropping CVs from one office to the other, Kisii and Kikuyu are in the field looking for business opportunities.

They are not extravagant

In business, every coin counts; Kikuyu and Kisii never spend lavishly, they save until the last coin.

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