Mwai Kibaki Had 2 Daughters and 3 Sons With Wife Lucy Kibaki, Meet The Family

Former President of Kenya, Mwai Kibaki is the father of five children. He has two daughters and three sons with his wife Lucy Kibaki.

Kibaki was accompanied by Lucy Kibaki throughout his Presidential run from 30th December 2002 to 9th April 2013.

The couple was introduced to each other in the year 1959. After more than two years of romance, they successfully married in the year 1961.

Throwback to the day in 2009 when President Mwai Kibaki called the press to State House to remind Kenyans that he has only one wife. pic.twitter.com/XI3JNn6TkA

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The former President's name was also linked to politician-businesswoman, Mary Wambui. She is known as the alleged second wife of Kibaki. The Wambui family claims that Mwai married Mary in 1972 under Kikuyu customary law and has a daughter.

At present, Wambui, who succeeded former president Mwai Kibaki as the member of parliament for Othaya.

The names of Mwai Kibaki and Lucy Kibaki's children are Jimmy Kibaki, Tony Kibaki, David Kibaki and Judy Kibaki.

His alleged daughter, Wangui Mwai, is born to Mary Wambui.

The politician also has many grandchildren; Joy Jamie Marie, Rachael Muthoni, Mwai Junior, and Krystina Muthoni.

Some of us who couldn't have found a chance to go through school are hit so badly Mwai Kibaki 's untimely demise.With free education, we are same children as the royal families'. KCSE certificates released in his courtesy. You did us well president.

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Mwai's children looked after him well as he battled his sickness without his wife. They'd take him to the hospital as soon as they noticed any signs of his illness.

The former President of Kenya leaves behind a net worth of $50 million USD to his children.

Mwai Kibaki's wife, the former First Lady of Kenya, Lucy Kibaki died on April 26, 2016. She passed away after a brief hospitalization at the Nairobi Hospital for chest pains. She was 80 years old at the time of her death.

Talking about Lucy's background, she was born in 1936 to parents Rev. John Kagai and Rose Nyachomba. Her father was a reputed pastor of the Presbyterian Church of East Africa.

The First Lady had worked as a teacher at the Kamwenja Teachers College. She later served as the principal at the Kambui College in Kiambu.

During most of her tenure as the First Lady, Lucy supported disabled and disadvantaged people. She also chaired the Organization of the 40 African First Ladies Against HIV/AIDS.