Three male politicians who had women drooling at the ballot

By Tracy Gesare | 6yrs ago | 4 min read

Even though Ezra Chiloba was not running for office, most ladies are aware who “Form tharry four bae” is thanks to his looks and eloquence Another one is Nixon Korir, Member of Parliament elect Langata who won the elections with a landslide Jacob “Jobby” Ouma is not a foreign name to politics either, he has run for office twice now

The elections are long over, we have a new government after what seemed like the longest wait for the results.

With most people being away from work for a week, there was ample time to create and troll anything making light of moments.

With people moving on so fast from these internet sensations, there is the swearing in bringing in the snacks to the screens one more time before the real work commences.

The conversations still looming are those who particularly looked attractive, even on the ballot paper, which might have hopefully won over a vote or two or popularity.

Even though he was not running for office, it is clear now that most ladies are aware who “Form tharry four bae” aka #Chilobae.

Mr. Ezra Chiloba is. CEO of the electoral body of Kenya, Independent Electoral Body of Kenya, IEBC, was at the forefront addressing Kenyans about the election tallying process.

During the time, the 38 year old caught the attention of females on social media he became the most searched individual on google for two consecutive days.

Apart from his looks, the ladies loved the fact that he is an intelligent well-spoken man. Mr.Chiloba who is currently undergoing his PhD at UON has spearheaded many campaigns and projects.

The law degree graduate seemed to be a thirst trap for the “fisilets” with every time he approached the podium.

Even after Ms.Akombe declared that her boss is officially married and off the market, the thirst didn’t back down instead it did upsurge on Friday with every delay of the results.

With questions about his life coming up like asking where he goes to church, where he lives and his contacts, we found out that he is also a Seventh Day Adventist Church elder.

Nixon Korir Member of Parliament elect Langata won the elections with a landslide thanks to his looks for the bonus campaign mileage. A joke was made about how he didn’t have to campaign to get the ladies to vote him in, that his biggest challenge was convincing the men.

The Jubilee aspirant become the first ever Kalenjin Member of Parliament in Langata taking over from Joash Olum who beat him in 2013.

He is no stranger to politics either, the University of Nairobi alumni was the founding chairman of the United Republic Party (URP).

Hon Korir was a student leader in University, he served as the President of the School of Law, Congressman and a Secretary General of the Students Organization of the Nairobi University. Previously to being elected, Nixon served in the office of the president as the secretary of the Youth Affairs.

Jacob “Jobby” Ouma is not a foreign name to politics, he has run for office twice now. First alongside Nixon, in 2013 where they both lost to Joshua Olum and this time he lost to Nixon.

In 2006, Jobby won the Mr University title overall in Kenya while he was still at Kenyatta University and he was later the first runner-up in Mr University International. Seems like his good looks have been certified globally.

The entrepreneur and communication expert was an active leader and participant of Peace campaigns after the 2007 post-election violence promoting national cohesion especially among the youth. He was a YALI and Mandela Washington fellow in 2014 for youth leaders across Africa.

Edwin Sifuna first time running for senator this year but lost to his fellow Luyha, and hottie, Johnson Sakaja of the Jubilee Party. The law graduate was inspired by his Criminal Law lecturer the late Professor Arthur Adebe, to pursue his quest for change regarding national matters.

Edwin admitted to balancing his partying and books quite well in campus. In as much as he never hustled during his campus days, his good looks landed him a role in an abstinence advertisement.

The ad earned him 40,000 KES which he admits he spent all of it on alcohol. However, he did not date when he was in Uni, because of time. He used up all his sober moments on books and football, fortunately.

Sorry ladies, but Sifuna is currently married to a former classmate who turned down his advances when they were in campus. Prior to his try at politics, he was a High Court Advocate.