MP Mutai hosts Nakuru leaders for Kuresoi North consultative meeting with calls for enhanced service delivery

Calls to enhance service delivery took centre stage during Kuresoi North consultative meeting held in Saturday August 9, 2025 at St Joseph’s Minor Seminary Molo.

Area MP Alfred Mutai hosted the leaders led by Nakuru County Governor Susan Kihika during the high-level consultative forum.

To forum saw leaders engage directly with the electorates—listening to their voices, understanding their priorities, and aligning on transformative government programs.

Speaking during the event, Mutai noted that the forums are more than discussions as they are a testament to inclusive leadership and responsive governance.

He reiterated the need for unity of all leaders in Nakuru for the sake of development.

“We have one agenda to deliver services to the people and that is why as leaders in Nakuru we chose to speak one voice,” he stated.

Mutai used the moment to highlight some of the key projects that he has initiated in Kuresoi North Constituency.

The Lawmaker is prides in having transformed Kuresoi North from where he found it when he took over leadership mantle in 2022.

He maintained that he was elected on UDA Party that has a great plan of development hence urged residents to continue supporting President William Ruto’s transformative agenda.

“As leaders elected on UDA, we need to support President William Ruto’s transformative agenda moving forward for prosperity of the nation. Our Constituency has been lacking behind but since I took over leadership we are now working to ensure development,” said Mutai.

The first term serving Lawmaker in the National Assembly also lauded the good working relationship with Governor Susan Kihika, noting that it has already for the people.
Though noting development in Kuresoi North, MP Mutai was categorical that there is still need for more effort in transformation of the Constituency.
On matters road network, MP Mutai requested that there be a special siting between area MCAs, himself and Governor Susan Kihika to find a lasting solution.
“The development in Kuresoi North is okay but still a drop in ocean. Our roads network is still a challenge and we need a sitting with MCAs and Governor over the same,” he said.
He pointed out that Itare Dam project has a component of tarmacking of road and expressed optimism that it shall be shall be actualized.