Nakuru County, under the leadership of Governor Susan Kihika, initiated the drilling of boreholes in Suswa, Kiriko, Polepole, and Kianoe-Kirima areas within Waseges Ward, Subukia Subcounty to ensure access to safe drinking water. The  event of handing over these boreholes for drilling unfolded today, promising a brighter and healthier future for the residents of Waseges.

The ceremony, graced by the presence of Water and Sanitation CO Eng. Margaret Kinyanjui, underscored the unwavering commitment of the Nakuru County Government to provide safe drinking water to its constituents. Eng. Kinyanjui, echoing the sentiments of Governor Susan Kihika, emphasized the importance of access to clean water as a fundamental right and a cornerstone of public health.

The collaborative efforts of the county government were evident as Eng. Kinyanjui was joined by key figures, including area MCA Hon Elijah Murage, Roseline Mutai – Subukia Subcounty Administrator, and John Mwangi – Subcounty Water Officer. The synergy among these stakeholders signifies a united front in realizing the shared goal of bringing safe drinking water closer to the residents of Waseges.

The community’s enthusiasm was palpable as a large gathering of area residents welcomed the initiation of these vital projects. The presence of local residents demonstrated the significance of this endeavor, highlighting the immediate and tangible impact it would have on their daily lives.

Hon Elijah Murage, the area MCA, expressed gratitude for the proactive approach of the county government and its dedication to addressing a fundamental need within the community. The drilling of these boreholes is poised not only to quench the immediate thirst of residents but also to lay the groundwork for improved health, sanitation, and overall well-being.

As the drilling commences in Suswa, Kiriko, Polepole, and Kianoe-Kirima, the symbolism of water as a source of life takes on a profound meaning. It represents a wellspring of hope for Waseges Ward, promising a future where clean water flows freely, nurturing the growth and vitality of the community. Governor Susan Kihika’s leadership, echoed through actions like these, continues to carve a path toward a Nakuru County where access to clean water is not just a promise but a reality woven into the fabric of daily life.