Richard Langat 'Cookiot' gets family blessings in bid for Kuresoi South MP seat

Richard Langat 'Cookiot' gets family blessings in bid for Kuresoi South MP seat

Chef Richard Langat, known as Cookiot, wins family backing for his 2027 Kuresoi South MP bid, as relatives praise his character and readiness to lead in Nakuru.

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Harry Ivan Mboto is a Current Affairs and Politics Editor at TUKO.co.ke, covering political and world news. Mboto has five years of journalism experience and joined TUKO.co.ke in 2024.

Nakuru - Richard Langat, popularly known as Cookiot, has taken a significant first step in his bid for the Kuresoi South parliamentary seat, receiving the blessings of his immediate family at a gathering held at the family home in Kabigeriet, Amalo.

The occasion brought together close relatives who expressed their support for Langat's political ambitions ahead of the 2027 General Election.

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Speaking to TUKO.co.ke, Langat, who built his public profile as a chef and earned the widely recognised nickname Cookiot, said his desire to serve has now extended beyond his culinary career into the realm of public leadership.

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He framed the family's endorsement as a critical foundation for his campaign.

Those in attendance offered words of confidence and encouragement for the aspiring legislator.

Bett Enock expressed his belief in Langat's readiness using a phrase drawn from his professional background, saying, "Cookiot komol kityo,"

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PAY ATTENTION: TUKO is in WhatsApp Channels now! Nakuru - Richard Langat, popularly known as Cookiot, has taken a significant first step in his bid for the Kuresoi South parliamentary seat, receiving the blessings of his immediate family at a gathering held at the family home in Kabigeriet, Amalo. Bett Enock expressed his belief in Langat's readiness using a phrase drawn from his professional background, saying, "Cookiot komol kityo,"

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