He engineered something meant to outlast him. A company, a family, a set of principles that his daughters now carry forward.
By
Jackson Biko
Contributor
Nation Media Group
Engineers, at least real engineers, build things that are meant to outlast them. Roads, bridges, structures, things that carry other people’s weight. Peter Njeru Njagi has spent his entire life building. First, for the government, building roads and infrastructure, which he did for over 20 years.
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