Former Kiambu Governor William Kabogo has said he has remained busy even after losing his seat to Ferdinand Waititu in last year's polls.
Speaking during an interview on Milele FM on Wednesday morning, Kabogo noted that he has been using his time out of office to attend to personal and family matters.
The flamboyant politician further noted that he has maximised the opportunity to enhance his businesses and economic operations.
‘’Mimi mimekuwa nikishughulikia mambo ya familia, biashara na kupea vijana mawaidha (I have been busy with my family, businesses and mentoring youth),’’ he said.
He, however, expressed confidence in making a political comeback in the 2022 general elections, maintaining that he will be part of the next government.
He claimed that he has a strong feeling that Kenyans still need his services in elective politics and vowed to make an attempt to bounce back in the much-anticipated poll.
‘’Niko na uhakika kwamba nitakuwa ndani ya serikali ijayo (I am very sure that iwill be part of the next government),’’ he added.
Kabogo who has since exited the ruling Jubilee Party did not, however, disclose the seat he is eyeing and the party on whose ticket he will be vying.