- Chief Protus Wechuli officially retired on Friday, April 4, after more than a decade of service in Saboti Location.
- DAP-K party leader Eugene Wamalwa led dignitaries in celebrating his contributions.
- Wechuli rose to national fame for his humorous storytelling and dedication to justice.
- He was nicknamed “Chief Misheveve” after a viral video of him narrating a murder case.
- Known for promoting education, he ensured all his children completed tertiary studies.
- He becomes the fifth chief to have served Saboti since its inception.
The people of Saboti Location on Friday, April 4, witnessed the close of a memorable chapter as Chief Protus Wechuli officially stepped down after serving as their senior administrator for over a decade. His retirement ceremony, filled with warmth and gratitude, marked the end of a public service journey that left an undeniable impact on the community.
Wamalwa Leads Tributes to a Respected Leader
Former Saboti MP and DAP-Kenya party boss Eugene Wamalwa was among the notable figures who attended Chief Wechuli’s farewell. Wamalwa lauded the outgoing chief for his unwavering dedication to the people and his outstanding efforts in improving lives.
“One of Kenya’s most popular chiefs, Mr. Wechuli, aka Musieveve, retired today and was celebrated by Kenyans from all walks of life for his distinguished service. What a joyous day in Saboti, Trans Nzoia County! Hongera, my friend!” – Eugene Wamalwa.
The Viral Fame of “Chief Misheveve”
Chief Wechuli became a household name after a video of him narrating a chilling murder case in his area went viral. His animated delivery and creative English, heavily influenced by his native dialect, amused Kenyans and earned him the affectionate nickname “Chief Misheveve.”
In the video, he described a dramatic incident in which a young man fatally attacked his father over a food-related dispute, shocking many but also showcasing the chief’s storytelling talent.
A Champion for Education and Community Development
Beyond the viral fame, Wechuli stood out for his commitment to education. He ensured all his children went through school up to the tertiary level—a testament to his belief in the power of learning.
Throughout his tenure, he also pushed for community growth, justice, and civic responsibility, making him a pillar in local leadership.
A Legacy Etched in Saboti’s History
Chief Wechuli leaves behind a legacy of charisma, service, and influence. As the fifth chief to have served the Saboti Location, his unique style, wisdom, and humor will be missed.
His departure marks not just the end of a career but the celebration of a life lived in service to the people.
