Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika, National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah and Molo MP Kuria Kimani on Wednesday October 28, engaged grassroots leaders from Molo and Kuresoi North Sub-Counties on ongoing development projects.
The meeting also touched on matters service delivery and key priorities for improving livelihoods.
Speaking during the meeting, Governor Susan Kihika stated that her administration has continued to strengthen education through ECDE classroom construction, bursaries, the Lishe na Mama Uji programme and vocational training.
She at the same time announced that beginning January 2027, free uniforms will also be provided in public ECDE centres to support learners and reduce the financial burden on families.
Turning to matters healthcare, Kihika revealed that Molo Level 4 Hospital’s outpatient and inpatient block is nearing completion.
In addition, there is the expansion of theatre capacity and advanced construction of Kuresoi North Level 4 Hospital.
“We are equally enhancing access to clean water through boreholes, solar-powered systems, storage tanks and pipeline extensions,” added Kihika.
On matters agriculture, Kihika was categorical that in boosting agriculture, her administration is supporting farmers with subsidised fertiliser, high-value crop seedlings, dairy cooling equipment and artificial insemination services.
Matters infrastructure, the county government of Nakuru is upgrading rural roads and expanding economic opportunities through the Wezesha Fund, affordable boda boda financing and youth empowerment initiatives.
In collaboration with the National Government, Kihika’s administration is advancing affordable housing, ESP markets and technical and vocational training facilities across both sub-counties, alongside other development initiatives.
“Our commitment remains firmly focused on delivering tangible solutions, strengthening essential services and creating sustainable opportunities,” stated Kihika.
On his part, Ichung’wah urged residents to support the government as it works towards transformation of various parts of the country through development projects.
He used the moment to tell off those opposed to Development agenda, adding that leaders should always think of constituents when making decisions on matters development.
