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| Nairobi Governor, Mike Mbuvi Sonko. |
After the punishing campaign trail, governors across the country finally took their oaths of office. Especially interesting was the enthusiasm shown by first-time governors who are eager to avoid the fate of those they beat in the just concluded elections. For the first time, Kenya elected female governors and that was a sign of things to come as it will give more women the impetus to aspire for these seats and serve their people. Here are some photos of some of those who will serve for the next five years;
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| Kiambu governor, Ferdinand Waititu, receiving instruments of office from the outgoing governor, William Kabogo |
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| Kirinyaga governor, Anne Waiguru taking the oath of office. |
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| Kisumu governor, Anyang' Nyong'o during his swearing in ceremony |
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| Bomet governor, Joyce Laboso waving the county flag after receiving her oath of office |
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| Mombasa governor, Ali Hassan Joho during his inauguration ceremony |
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| Kitui governor, Charity Ngilu displaying her certificate at her swearing-in ceremony |
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| Machakos governor, Alfred Mutua after taking oath for his second term in office |
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| Kwale governor, Salim Mvurya after being sworn in for his second term |
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| Taita Taveta governor, Granton Samboja during his swearing-in ceremony for his first term |
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| Samburu governor, Moses Lenolkulal at his inauguration |
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| Busia governor, Sospeter Ojaamong during his swearing in ceremony |
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| Homabay governor, Cyprian Awiti after being sworn in for his second term |
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| Kajiado governor, Joseph ole Lenku taking his oath for his first term in office |
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| Isiolo governor, Mohammed Kuti displaying his certificate after taking oath of office |
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