Privilege. This word is ingrained in Isaiah I.C. Wakindiki’s very being, shaping his identity. He does not play down his skills or blessings, but presents them as fully earned, while also identifying with the streets he grew up on in Irundini village, Mukothima, Tharaka Nithi.
He plays the greatest hits from that album. Growing up Methodist. There were lorries that would screen movies in the village square. “Every two weeks,” he says, “We would have mobile library services and use our library cards to borrow books.” Little wonder then, to reach for a trite metaphor, that his family is full of professors, he is the Vice Chancellor of KCA University himself.
