Oscar Sudi's Dairy Farm Crowned Best Supplier of Raw Milk to New KCC

 

Kapseret Member of Parliament (MP) Oscar Sudi's dairy farm has achieved notable recognition by being crowned the best supplier of raw milk to the New Kenya Cooperative Creameries (KCC). Oscar Sudi (in a yellow T-shirt) holds a trophy presented to OS Dairies. Photo: Oscar Sudi. Source: Instagram Besides politics, Sudi has established himself as a key player in the dairy sector in Uasin Gishu county dubbed the bread basket of Kenya. Sudi flaunted a trophy New KCC awarded him in a video on his Instagram page. "OS Dairies leads in the production and supply of raw milk at New Kenya Co-operatives Creameries(NKCC) in Kenya during the period of assessment on individual categories," Sudi captioned his post. How many cows does Sudi own? On Saturday, September 9, 2023, Mogotio MP Kiborek Reuben visited Sudi's expansive Kapseret farm. Images shared depicted the grand entrance leading into Sudi's home. Sudi has over 20 calves housed in a secluded area. Another image depicted over 20 dairy cattle in a different section. Sudi's cattle produce so much milk that a truck ferries it from the farm. The farm sits on a vast land, and Sudi took his guests to where he grows crops. The MP operated a machine chopping up the corn into tiny bits to provide fodder for the cattle.  How did Oscar Sudi become rich? Sudi was born into an impoverished squatter family living around Kesses in Uasin Gishu county but always dreamt about being rich. He started working at age 15 by selling fruits to fellow students during break time, and over the weekends, he would go to a place where charcoal was burnt and pick the leftover pieces. Sudi eventually ditched selling charcoal to become a matatu tout before purchasing his public service vehicle. He also ventured into farming and made KSh 100,000 after a successful season, reinvesting the money in a fuel business before building a KSh 100 million house. 

by  Japhet Ruto