Katoo Ole Me*o (born 1973) is a Kenyan politician and former Minister for provincial administration and Internal Security in the Kenyan government. He belongs to Jubilee Party and was elected to represent the Kajiado South Cons*uency (Loitoktok) in the National *embly of Kenya since the 2007 Kenyan parliamentary election. He has been a blessing to his country since he contributed several projects for the maa people and others with the help of Kajiado Governor Joseph Ole Lenku. In 2022, he intends to vie for Kajiado county gubernatorial seat after winning the UDA nominations.

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• 1 Education
• 2 Politics
• 3 Professional life
• 4 References

Education

Katoo Ole Me*o holds a B.Sc. in Microprocessor Technology and Instrumentation from the University of Nairobi and a Higher Diploma (Management of Information Systems) from Strathmore College.

Politics

Ole Me*o was appointed Minister for Provincial Administration and internal security by president Mwai Kibaki on September 24, 2012, following the death of his predecessor, Professor George Saitoti slightly over three months earlier on June 10, 2012. Before that, he was an *istant Minister for the Ministry of Regional Development, a position he had held since 2008. A Kibaki loyalist, he was also the Secretary, Political Affairs and the Chairperson of NARC-Kenya, Loitokitok Branch. Between 2006 and 2008, he served as *istant Minister of Youth Affairs within the Ministry of Youth and Sports. He was the Member of Parliament for Kajiado South Cons*uency since 2002. Katoo ole me*o will be vying for the gubernatorial position for Kajiado County in 2022.

Professional life

Outside politics, Katoo Ole Me*o has served as an Administrator & Accountant for the Kenya Economic Pastoralist Development *ociation (2000 2001). He has also worked for the United Nations World Food Programme as a Divisional Controller in Kenya from 1998 to 2000. Before this appointment, he was an accountant with Amboseli Tsavo Group Ranches Conservation *ociation.

Katoo Ole Me*o was elected in 2003 following the death of his predecessor Geoffrey Mepukori Parpai and intends to vie for Kajiado County gubernatorial seat come 2022 on a UDA ticket.

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