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I was bitter after becoming paralysed: How carjackers changed MP Timothy Wanyonyi’s life

Westlands MP Timothy Wanyonyi.

Westlands Member of Parliament Timothy Wanyonyi had never in his wildest dreams imagined he would be a politician, leave alone a MP after he almost lost his life in a carjacking incident about 21 years ago.

Filled with ambition and motivation, Timothy was fresh out of law school was working at his elder brother Moses Wetangula’s law firm, Wetangula and Company Advocates when disaster struck and left him confined to a wheelchair.

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