Nakuru County Governor, H.E. Susan Kihika, concluded a dynamic two-day engagement with county staff from six sub-counties, demonstrating a commitment to addressing concerns and fostering a conducive working environment. The consultative meetings, held at Molo Stadium and ATC Soilo, respectively, brought together staff from Molo, Kuresoi North, Kuresoi South, Nakuru Town West, Rongai, and Njoro sub-counties.
Throughout the discussions, staff actively raised various concerns, ranging from promotions, transfers, and training to staff shortages, confirmation of casuals, and payment of allowances. Governor Kihika, acknowledging the importance of addressing these challenges, highlighted her commitment to prioritizing improvements based on the feedback received during the engagement.
Instructing relevant departmental heads to devise measures that directly address the concerns raised, Governor Kihika aims to ensure a conducive working environment for all county staff. The emphasis on resolving these issues stems from a strategic vision to boost productivity and enable the efficient and quality delivery of services to the public.
Key figures present during the engagement included Deputy Governor H.E. David Kones, County Secretary Samuel Mwaura, Chief of Staff Peter Ketyenya, Chairman of Nakuru County Public Service Board Charles Mwai, and various County Executive Committee Members (CECMs) representing crucial departments such as Public Service, Health, Infrastructure, Water, Lands, Trade, and Agriculture.
The extensive list of officials involved in the engagement showcased the comprehensive approach taken by Nakuru County in addressing staff concerns. Chief Officers, including Samuel Ndegwa, Michael Cheruiyot, John Murima, Gladys Kamuren, Martin Kagai, Joyce Ncece, Rosemary Kinyanjui, Charles Koech, Alice Abuki, Newton Mwaura, and Edward Gitau, played instrumental roles in the discussions.
The commitment to inclusivity extended further to include Margaret Kinyanjui, Stellah Mwaura, Evelyn Kakai, Bernard Sang, Ken Mugo, Kibet Kurgat, and County Attorney Caleb Nyamwange. This collective effort reinforces Nakuru County’s dedication to transparent and collaborative governance.
As Governor Susan Kihika continues to lead efforts to enhance performance and motivation within the county staff, this engagement stands as a testament to the proactive approach taken by Nakuru County in addressing the needs of its workforce. The outcomes of these discussions are poised to contribute significantly to a more efficient and effective public service delivery system in Nakuru County.
