County Assembly of Nakuru Archives

The delay by Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission to gazette nominated members of the county Assembly has made it impossible for swearing in of the members.

The law has it that swearing in shall take place once there is full composition of the house.

The first st sitting shall be held after IEBC fully /properly constitutes the County Assemblies i.e gazettes the list of both elected and nominated MCAs.

So far, the nominated MCAs are yet to be gazetted.

Once the House is fully constituted, it paves way for the governor to gazette the date and place of the first sitting.

The governor has 30 days from the date of the full constitution of the assembly to gazette it’s first sitting.

During the first sitting, there will be the swearing-in ceremony of the MCAs, the election of the Speaker and his/her Deputy.

This is as per Ammendments in the County Governments Act.

Newly elected Members of the third county Assembly of Nakuru were on Tuesday taken through orientation ahead of swearing in.

Sources from the County Assembly reveals that the swearing will only take place after the Independent and Boundaries Commission IEBC gazettes the nominated MCAs.

The orientation session of the MCAs included registration of the Members, collection of bio-data information, issuance of county assembly identification cards, briefing on the use of the Chamber voting system.

The members were able to also tour the county assembly Buildings and briefings by the Office of the Clerk on essential legislative matters, among other things.

Once the swearing in is done, the MCAs will have top agenda of electing the Speaker of the third County Assembly of Nakuru.

The following are the Nakuru County elected MCAs following the 9th August General elections. The United Democratic Alliance party (UDA) got the most number of seats at 39. The Jubilee party managed 6 seats while the Safina party won 1 seat. Seven of the MCAs were elected as independent candidates. Out of the 55 elected MCAs, 8 are women.

Naivasha Constituency MCAs 2022

Maiella – Gituku Jane Wanjiru (UDA)
2. Naivasha East – Stanley Karanja (UDA)
3. Maai Mahiu – Eliud Kamau Chege (UDA)
4. Biashara – Elijah Mwaura (UDA)
5. Viwandani – Mwangi Muraya (UDA)
6. Lakeview – Alex Mbugua (UDA)
7. Hellsgate – Virginia Gichanga (Jubilee)
8. Ol’Karia – Peter Wanjala Palang’a (ODM)

Gilgil Constituency MCAs 2022

Gilgil – Rose Njoroge (UDA)
10. Malewa – Francis Mungai Kuria (UDA)
11. Eburru Baruk – Michael Gathanwa (UDA)
12. Elementaita – George Nene (Safina)
13. Morendat – Peter Njoroge (UDA)

Subukia Constituency MCAs 2022

Subukia – Isabella Makori (UDA)
15. Waseges – Elijah Murage (Independent)
16. Kabazi – George Talam (UDA)

Bahati Constituency MCAs 2022

Bahati – Grace Mwathi (UDA)
18. Kabatini – Leah Ng’ang’a (Independent)
19. Kiamaina – Paul Waweru Warege (Ka Wambui) (UDA)
20. Dundori – James Gathuita Mwangi (UDA)
21. Lanet Umoja -Mwangi Ngarama (UDA)

Nakuru Town East Constituency MCAs 2022

Nakuru East – Anthony Kamau (UDA)
23. Menengai – Wilson Mwangi (Jubilee)
24. Flamingo – David Kihumba Muraya (Independent)
25. Biashara – Fadhili Msuri (UDA)
26. Kivumbini – Neto Sakwa Alukutsa (Independent)

Nakuru Town West Constituency MCAs 2022

Rhoda – John Macharia (UDA)
28. London – Benard Gatuso (Jubilee)
29. Barut – Ben Kirui (UDA)
30. Kapkures – Robert Ruto (UDA)
31. Kaptembwa – Peter Kanjwang’ (ODM)
32. Shabaab – Macharia Wathiai (UDA)

Rongai Constituency MCAs 2022

Solai – Nixon Morogo (Independent)
34. Soin – Ellibas Naburuki (Degualle) (UDA)
35. Mosop – Dr. Alex Lang’at (UDA)
36. Menengai West – Isaac Kiptisya Rottok (UDA)
37. Visoi – Hellen Chemutai (UDA)

Njoro Constituency MCAs 2022

Njoro – Hezy Ndung’u (Independent)
39. Nessuit – Samuel Tonui (UDA)
40. Mauche – Moses Koros (UDA)
41. Mau Narok – Cyrus Dida (UDA)
42. Kihingo – Simon Kamau Karanja (Jubilee)
43. Lare – Phillip Wanjohi (Jubilee)

Molo Constituency MCAs 2022