Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua recently hosted delegations from Kiambu and Nakuru counties at his Wamunyoro residence in Nyeri, where discussions focused on development initiatives and strengthening the bond between the counties and the central government.
The meeting, which was attended by local leaders, was an opportunity to engage in dialogue about various pressing issues affecting the two counties and explore ways to enhance regional development.
During the gathering, Gachagua reaffirmed the government’s commitment to addressing the needs of people in Central Kenya.
He assured the delegations that the administration, led by President William Ruto, is focused on improving infrastructure, education, healthcare, and other key sectors within the region.
The Former Deputy President emphasized that these initiatives will be rolled out in a way that benefits all counties, ensuring equal distribution of resources for sustainable development.
Gachagua also expressed his appreciation for the close cooperation between the leadership of Kiambu, Nakuru, and the national government.
He encouraged the county leaders to continue working with their local communities to identify challenges and ensure that the government’s development programs are effectively implemented.
This approach, according to Gachagua, is vital for the growth and empowerment of residents in these counties.
The discussions also centered on the progress of ongoing development projects, with Gachagua urging the leaders to remain focused on the successful completion of these initiatives.
He highlighted the importance of timely execution and transparency to ensure that the people benefit from the resources allocated for their development.
Additionally, the visit allowed for reflections on future plans aimed at improving the living standards of people in both Kiambu and Nakuru.
The delegations expressed their gratitude to Gachagua for his leadership, recognizing the role he plays in advancing national unity and cooperation between local and central governments.
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