Evans Kidero Biography; Net Worth, Age, Tribe, Properties And Wife

Evans Kidero is a Kenyan politician and former Governor of Nairobi County.

Evans Kiderowa was born on born May 20, 1957, in Kenya and the eldest in a family of seven. He began his education at the  Agoro Sare High School and the Mangu High School for his O and A level respectively.

Evans Kiderowa has a degree in Pharmacy from the University of Nairobi and also a master’s in Business Administration from the Kenyan United States International University.

Evans Kiderowa net worth

Evans Kiderowa has attained success as a businessman and a politician, he is estimated to have a net worth of about $5 million.

Evans Kiderowa age

Evans Kiderowa was born on born May 20, 1957, he is 64 years old as of 2021.

Evans Kiderowa tribe

Evans Kiderowa belongs to the Luo tribe in Soweto, he has disclosed that he has been criticized for not belonging to other tribes.

Evans Kiderowa properties

Evans Kiderowa has so many properties ranging from mansions, cars, businesses scattered across Kenya and overseas.

Evans Kiderowa wife Susan Mboya

Evans Kiderowa is married to Susan Mboya since 2011, they have three children.

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