Chief Officer for Gender, Social Services, and Inclusivity, Gladys Kamuren, stood alongside other community leaders at a fundraising event aimed at supporting the construction of a perimeter wall at AIPCA Church in Ol Rongai, Menengai West ward.
Representing Governor Susan Kihika, Kamuren called upon the local community and the church to unite in supporting the administration’s vision for the people of Nakuru. She highlighted the governor’s unwavering dedication to local interests, citing recent development projects that have significantly impacted the area.
One such project is the installation of streetlights, contributing to improved security in the region. Additionally, the grading of roads through the Imarisha Barabara initiative has enhanced accessibility and connectivity. Kamuren also mentioned the distribution of youth equipment, showcasing the county’s commitment to empowering the younger generation.
Francis Njoroge, from the Governor’s political office, reiterated the Chief Officer’s sentiments. He urged the congregants to continue supporting the county and the governor’s leadership, emphasizing the importance of unity and discouraging divisive tactics based on tribal affiliations. Njoroge urged the community to remain focused on collective development goals rather than succumbing to divisive influences.
Martin Gichinga, representing the office of the Governor, and Menengai West Coordinator, John Kariuki (Leftie), were also present at the event. Their participation underscored the collaborative effort between the county government and local leaders in realizing community-driven initiatives.
The fundraising event not only aimed at supporting the construction of the perimeter wall but also served as a platform for fostering unity and community cohesion. The collective efforts of leaders and community members reflect a shared commitment to development and progress in Nakuru County.
As Nakuru County continues to prioritize community-driven projects, events like these reinforce the significance of community engagement and collaboration. The AIPCA Church fundraising event in Ol Rongai stands as a testament to the strength of communal bonds and the collective pursuit of a better future for the residents of Menengai West ward.
