Machakos County First Lady Lillian Ng’ang’a on Sunday announced that she had ended her relationship with Governor Dr Alfred Mutua.

In a post on her Instagram page, Lillian also announced that she had officially stepped down as the as county’s first lady.

In her post, she said the winds of change had blown her way and that she had opted to terminate her relationship with Dr Mutua but failed to divulge details of their separation.


Lillian Ng'ang'a. PHOTO/COURTESY

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“The only constant in life is change and we must be present and aware to appreciate and embrace it,” she posted.

She added, “Winds of change blew my way and two months ago, I decided to end my long-term relationship with Dr Alfred Mutua. We had a good run and I am forever grateful to God he brought us together.”


Dr Alfred Mutua and Lillian Ng'ang'a. PHOTO/COURTESY

Lillian intimated in the statement that she has maintained cordial relations with the Machakos County boss, who is also the Maendeleo Chap Chap Party leader.


Alfred Mutua and Lilian Ng'ang'a. PHOTO/COURTESY

“I put down the Machakos First Lady cap- and what an honor it has been to be of service!,” she said “I will continue to do projects close to my heart, charity work etc through the ‘Lillian Nganga Foundation’ as this has always formed who l am as a person,” she went on.

Dr Mutua also posted on Sunday that their public relationship had ended but also failed to divulge reasons for their breakup:

“Lillian and I have been a blessing to each other. Two months ago, we decided to slowly disengage. We are in amicable terms and remain very close as friends. We will continue to talk, meet and share ideas constantly.

Lillian has been an excellent First Lady and even though she will do some projects under the Lillian Nganga foundation, we have agreed she can continue with her county projects.

She will be a close advisor as I Govern Machakos County and run for President because I trust her sharp insight and heart. She has always been my number one fan. Our love for each other is permanent but I think at times, space and new directions are important.

I thank God for bringing Lillian into my life and the many ways we have made each other grow. We have had a laugh and at times a tear but all in all we have been a power couple and very happy. We celebrate life and are pleased that we have reached this decision in a mature, agreeable manner.

I am a happy and blessed man and we have agreed we will protect and support each other.”