7.7K views · 226 reactions | Five months after Daniel arap Moi succeeded Mzee Jomo Kenyatta as Kenya second President, Moi took a delegation of his new cabinet for a thanksgiving to his home turf of Baringo. Vice President Mwai Kibaki charmed the crowds with the “fuata Nyayo” euphemism on their unwavering support for President Moi. # MwaiKibaki | Presidential Library and Museum | Facebook

752K views · 14K reactions | President Daniel arap Moi always encouraged Kenyans to be united and patriotic. During a visit to Loreto School in 1998, he cautioned citizens against the tendency of talking carelessly about the country because it works against the national interests. #DanielarapMoi | Presidential Library and Museum | Facebook

President Daniel arap Moi touring an exhibition show titled 'Jua Kali for Industrialization' held at Jomo Kenyatta Stadium in Kisumu in 1996. #DanielarapMoi | Presidential Library and Museum

232K views · 3.7K reactions | President Daniel arap Moi once accepted an invitation from students of Moi University Chepkoilel Campus to have tea with them. At the end of the visit on 17th December 1999, he challenged the students to write articles on his visit. #DanielarapMoi | Presidential Library and Museum | Facebook

1.8K views · 35 reactions | In July of 1989, President Daniel arap Moi ignited a global movement against poaching by burning 12 tons of ivory in Nairobi National Park. This bold act sent a powerful message: Kenya stands against the illegal ivory trade. As we mark #WorldWildlifeDay today, we honour Kenya’s legacy in wildlife conservation and renew our commitment to protecting our endangered species. Kenya Wildlife Service Nairobi National Park | In History | Facebook