A man of deep composure, Biwott, famously known as 'Total man' immersed power far and wide, particularly during the high noon of the Kanu autocracy. Biwott did not share elevators with the publicTotal man rarely used lift services with the public. With the high number of security officers around him, Biwott preferred using the elevators alone. Biwott did not write or discuss the Kanu regime rule and style of leadership like other leaders who served in the former President Daniel Moi. The mystery surrounding a diplomatic tiff in New Zealand leading to him being nicknames the "Bull of Auckland" will also not be known.

Source: The Star July 12, 2017 18:56 UTC