Lesuuda will be saying, 'I do' to her fiance Robert Kiplagat as family and friends witness their union.
The wedding invite seen by reads:
"Rt Rev. Jacob A. Lesuuda & Mrs. Dorcas N. Lesuuda and Major (Rtd) Wilson K. Koitaba & Mrs. Gladys J. Koitaba request the honour of your presence at the wedding of their children TO BE HELD AT LESIRAI, 7KM FROM SUGUTA TOWN SAMBURU COUNTY of 17.11.2018. TIME: 9AM, RECEPTION TO FOLLOW AT THE SAME PLACE."
In January this year, Lesuuda announced her engagement.
“Here’s to new beginnings. When we made a decision to not only run for Member of the National Assembly for Samburu West but also on a KANU ticket, we knew that it was not going to be an easy task. However, with your support and prayers, we made it against many odds.
“A lot was said about our candidature and even our chances to clinch the seat. You the people of Samburu West believed and together, we made it happen. Thank you.
“I pray that 2018 will open a new chapter to all of us. We will all work together for the common good of our people endeavoring to implement my Campaign pledges. Education remains my number one priority. Research has shown that where you invest in education, you invest in the entire community. It is in this regard that I am putting all efforts to personally meet the school fees of the needy students who did well in Standard 8 and have no means to go to high school as we await CDF allocations from treasury.
“All said and done, I thank God for the growth that I have experienced both politically and in my personal life. Yesterday, marked an important day in my life… I said YES. Blessings in double portions. Here’s to love and light in 2018,” wrote Naisula Lesuuda.
Now, she will be walking down a well mowed lawn at a garden wedding, towards her bae to say her vows. Based on the invite the wedding theme is gold and green.
Being an important member of the community, Lesuuda's wedding will be attended by the VVIPs of Kenya and as such she will be boosting the tourist facilities in the area by organising a destination wedding.
Her guests will be housed in the various hotels in the area. Those who like to rough it can camp in the various designated areas.
The rates per night to get a Manyatta tent range from Kshs 20,000 and 8,000, depending on the preferences of the guests.
Lesuuda and Robert also provided hotel options for their guests with prices range between Ksh 11,000 and Ksh 1,500 depending on the guests' preferences.
Check out the details in the invite sent out below.
From the team we would like to congratulate both Lesuuda and Robert on their impending nuptials.
