Embassy scholarship. He undertook and attained a master's degree in International Law (International Economic Integration Law). He proceeded to the University of Georgia where he attained a second master's degree in Law (Public International Law). In 1997 he was published in the Boston University International Law Journal, under the title "The Role of the Organization of African Unity in Conflict Resolution and Dispute Settlement in Africa". Upon his return to Kenya, he took a job as a Law lecturer at the Kenya School of Professional Studies (KSPS) and Kenya School of Monetary Studies (KSMS). In 2000 he was appointed a lecturer of Law at Moi University, Eldoret. He was published in the Moi University Journal in 2002 under the title "The Role of the International Court of Justice in Resolving African Disputes: Past, Present and Future Prospects". In 2002 he left Moi University to set up Kimaiyo and Munya Advocates. Member of Parliament, Tigania East Constituency In 2002 Munya campaigned for and won the Tigania East parliamentary seat in the then Meru North District. He was subsequently sworn into the 9th Kenyan Parliament on 9 January 2003. In the 9th Parliament, Munya founded and chaired Kenya Young Parliamentarians Association with the aim of championing in Parliament issues affecting Kenya youth. He was also a member of the Health Club Management committee and the Parliamentary Investment Committee (PIC) before his appointment to the government in 2006 as the Assistant Minister, Ministry of Internal Security and Provincial Administration, where he called for stronger laws to curb small arms proliferation. In December 2007 Munya was elected for a second consecutive term as the representative for his Tigania East Constituency, and appointed the Assistant Minister, East African Community, where he called for expansion of roads, improvement of existing harbours and building of new ports. Electoral petition In the 2013 general elections, Munya was elected Meru County Governor on the APK ticket under the Jubilee Coalition, but his election was nullified by the Court of Appeal in Nyeri on 12 March 2014. He appealed this ruling at the Supreme Court of Kenya in Nairobi. The Supreme Court quashed the earlier ruling on 31 May 2014, stating that the burden of proof lay on the petitioners, and reinstated him as Governor of Meru. Chair Council of Governors In May 2015 Munya was elected the chairman of the Council of Governors through consensus. In May 2016 he