A school in Bahati prides in a rich history.
This is none other than Limuko Primary School.
Built in the 1980s, the classrooms at Limuko Primary School have shaped generations, producing doctors, teachers, civil servants, and other professionals who have contributed significantly to the nation’s growth.
But despite the rich history, the classrooms at the school have been in pathetic state.
However, this will be a thing of past as area MP Irene Njoki has stepped in to ensure restructuring of the school.
The first term serving MP in Parliament has lobbied to have a 10-storied classrooms.
These will replace the dilapidated classrooms at the school.
“Now, thanks to our lobbying efforts to the National Government through the State Department of Housing, these aging and unsafe classrooms will be replaced with a modern, 10-classroom storied building,” she stated.
The Legislator added that this reinforces her continued commitment to transforming public schools in Bahati Constituency to meet national standards and provide quality resources for learners.
