Joyce Gatiria Njagi: Kithure Kindiki's Wife and Incoming Second Lady
Kenya's Former Interior Cabinet Secretary and Deputy President Designate, Kithure Kindiki, is set to be sworn-in tomorrow, Friday, November 1, 2024 at Kenyatta International Conference Centre.
The Swearing-in Ceremony, Follows the High Court's Decision to Set aside conservatory orders, following a case filed by the Now Impeached Dp Rigathi Gachagua, that had bared his Assumption of Office.
Kindiki, despite being in the Public Limelight, little is Known about his Spouse, Joyce Kithure.
Joyce Njagi Academic Achievements and Education.
Joyce is an esteemed senior lecturer at the University of Nairobi in the Department of Chemistry.
She has been serving at the university for over 10 years, after landing the role in July 2014.
Moreover, she has dedicated nearly three decades to advancing the field of Environmental Chemistry Holding a Bachelor of Science, a Master’s in Science, and a PhD in Environmental Chemistry.
She got her doctorate of Philosophy in Environmental Chemistry from the University of Nairobi in 2013.
She is widely respected for her contributions to chemistry, as well as her commitment to maintaining a balanced and impactful career in academia.
In 2001, Dr. Njagi married Prof. Kithure Kindiki in a memorable celebration witnessed by family and close friends.
While the marriage marked the beginning of a partnership, Joyce continued her scholarly pursuits while supporting Kindiki as he transitioned into public service.
Although her husband’s political career often placed him in the public eye, Njagi chose a more private path, dedicated to her students, her family, and her work. Together, the two have raised three Children.
Born into humble beginnings in Tharaka Nithi County, Kithure’s father, Mr. Daniel Kindiki, overcame adversity to become a Reverend, having sought solace and purpose in Seikuru, Kitui County.
Raised in a deeply Christian environment, Kithure and his siblings inherited a solid foundation anchored in faith. Their father’s journey from farm laborer to Reverend underscores the family’s commitment to service and spiritual values.
Siblings: The academic achievements within the Kindiki household are remarkable, with five siblings being Professors and four others pursuing doctoral degrees.
Jonah Nyagah Kindiki, a professor in International Education and Policy at Moi University.
Moses Mpuria Kindiki, a professor in political economy at Maasai Mara University.
Stephen Kithinji Kindiki, a professor of linguistics at Daystar University.
Isaiah Kindiki, a professor of soil physics.
Ruth Kindiki, a professional community worker.
Sarah Kindiki, a microbiologist at Masinde Muliro University.
Margaret Kindiki, a PhD candidate in parasitology.
Mary Kindiki, a food technologist.
Prof. Kithure Kindiki's Swearing in Ceremony for the deputy President Role, by the Chief Justice of Kenya, will be Conducted at the KICC tomorrow. He will then deputize President William Ruto under the Kenya Kwanza Administration and will be presumed to have served a full-term, by 2027.
