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MP Mutai reaffirms commitment to education development

May 1, 2026 PRISTONE 1 min read
MP Alfred Mutai during the official commissioning of the classrooms.PHOTO/COURTESY

Kuresoi North MP Alfred Mutai has reaffirmed his commitment to educatiin development.

MP Alfred Mutai during the official commissioning of the classrooms. PHOTO/COURTESY

Speaking on Friday May 1, 2026 when he  officially commissioned five fully completed modern classrooms at Bygum Comprehensive School in Sirikwa Ward, the Lawmaker was categorical that education is key in transforming the society.

He reiterated his commitment towards improving education standards in Kuresoi North.

“We are working towards ensuring improved infrastructure in our schools,” he said.

The Lawmaker added that besides construction of classrooms he is also on a mission to renovate various infrastructure in schools.

According to MP Mutai, under his leadership no school will be left in the same state it was.

Parents who spoke during the event lauded  MP Mutai for bringing real transformation to Kuresoi North.

They highlighted that since his election, the constituency has begun receiving key projects including tarmacked roads, electricity, and modern learning facilities.

MP Mutai used the moment to call on residents to register in karge numbers as voters.

While drumming support for President William Ruto, the Lawmaker added that registration in large numbers will guarantee the President a second term.

He affirmed that Kuresoi North stands firmly behind President Ruto’s leadership and development agenda.

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