University lecturer-turned-politician Margaret Kamar has cleared the air on her relationship with former powerful Kanu-era politician Nicholas Biwott.
Prof Kamar, who is running for Uasin Gishu woman rep seat, on Wednesday introduced Biwott’s family, including herself and her two co-wives Hannie and Kalista.
She introduced Hannie as the matriarch of the family and thanked her for “taking care of mzee during his younger age”.
“I think we have put this to rest,” she said during Mr Biwott’s requiem mass at Toot Village in Elgeyo-Marakwet County.
“You’ve known nothing but the whole truth.”
While Prof Kamar had named Mr Biwott as her husband on her CV and online pages, she had never been seen in public with the Total Man.
And while she was present throughout the requiem mass at AIC Milimani on Tuesday, there was no mention of her.
When Biwott’s cousin only identified as Chirchir asked members of the Biwott family to step forward for introduction, Ms Kamar did not rise.
Neither was she given an opportunity to address mourners.
Prof Kamar entered the church shortly before the service started and quietly took a seat among the family members, just behind Ms Hannie and her children.
However, she neither exchanged pleasantries with nor talked to them throughout the three-hour event.
But on Wednesday, the three wives introduced themselves and proceeded to hold one another’s hands as they introduced their children.
Mr Biwott had seven children—six daughters an one son.
