Who Are Allan Chesang and Chanelle Kittony?
Trans Nzoia Senator Allan Chesang has officially sealed his long-term relationship with Chanelle Kittony in a traditional engagement ceremony held on Saturday, July 12, in Trans Nzoia County. The event brought together family, friends, and political heavyweights, marking a significant personal milestone for the first-time senator.
Chanelle serves as the County Executive Committee Member (CECM) for Public Works, Roads, Energy, and Infrastructure in Trans Nzoia. She is the daughter of prominent businessman Kiprono Kittony and the granddaughter of seasoned politician Zipporah Kittony. Chanelle impressed guests in a form-fitting beige dress that captured the elegance of the moment.
Despite rumors in 2024 that linked Chesang to a colleague, the couple’s relationship has remained strong and private, culminating in this vibrant traditional union.
Who Attended the Traditional Wedding Ceremony?
The brown-themed celebration was a blend of culture and class, attended by close family and well-known figures in business and politics. Chanelle’s father, Kiprono Kittony, attended alongside his wife, children, and mother Zipporah Kittony.
Among the prominent guests were KANU Chairman and former Baringo Senator Gideon Moi, Kapseret MP Oscar Sudi, Nakuru East MP aspirant Wakabura, and several other notable businessmen and leaders. A close friend of Chesang, known as The Don, posted a message online saying,
“Proverbs 18:22 – He who finds a wife finds what is good and receives favour from the Lord. Congratulations, my friends Sen Allan Chesang and Waziri Chanelle Kittony on your engagement. Truly, love is a good thing.”
Oscar Sudi also shared a heartfelt message, writing, “I wish the couple a lifetime of love, happiness, and togetherness as they begin their new journey together.”
How Did Kenyans React to the Wedding?
The news quickly spread across social media, with Kenyans sending warm congratulations and cheeky observations. Comments ranged from admiration to witty takes on wealth and relationships.
Hon Kipchumba Tanui kept it formal with a simple, “Congratulations, senator.” Others were more playful. Warui Don joked, “The rich marry rich, hakuna kutoana block siku hizi😂.” Koech Kipkorir Chelal added, “Power and money marry each other😂. Congratulations, Allan Chesang.”
From remarks like “Rich marrying the richest” to “Love is a beautiful thing,” the overall sentiment was celebratory as many hailed the couple’s union as both romantic and powerful.
By Risper Akinyi