Makueni leaders join hands in call for unity
Jan 13 2014
Makueni
leaders,led by Governor Kivutha Kibwana,have called for unity in the
service of Wananchi as the County administration gathers
steam.Addressing ACK faithfuls at Unoa grounds during a celebration to
mark the first anniversary of the makueni ACK diocese,Kibwana,Machakos
senator Johnstone Muthama,Makueni mp Daniel Maanzo,Former MPs Justice
Kasanga Mulwa,Gideon Ndambuki and Peter Kiilu said they were ready to
work together to change the face of Makueni and Ukambani as a whole.
Kibwana
congratulated Peter kiilu,Philip Kaloki and Agnes Ndetei for their
appointments to chair different parastatals,saying it was a big score
for Makueni while urging the appointees to use their power to address
the challenges facing Ukambani.Ndambuki,a former senatorial
aspirant,warned those still engaged in politics thet they were like
children in the wilderness and urged them to give Kibwana and all those
in power their time to serve the people."politics ended in march,and
those still harboring political ambitions should wait for 2017.I
personally will support the governor,and i urge all to do the same so we
bring development to our people,"said Ndambuki.
Kibwana
on the other hand reiterated his commitment to work with the national
government to ensure development of projects such as Konza city and the
Thwake Multipurpose dam,Which he said will totally change the face of
Makueni once Complete.The Governor said his Administration will work
closely with the clergy that he lauded for the selfless efforts to
promote social development.On a light note,Kibwana challenged the clergy
to work towards unifying leaders like in the recent case of Machakos
Senator Muthama and Governor Alfred Mutua.He Pledged the county
government support for ACK's child care center,promising sh300,support
the project
Kibwana
said the county government would spend a further sh700,000 to put up a
model early childhood education center among other developmental
projects planned for this year.The occasion was graced by ACK leader
Eliud Wabukhala who urged county-leaders including governors,Mps and
ward reps to work together to ensure succes of devolution.Wabukhala said
the few challenges facing were only teething problems that would soon
fade away and give away to unprecedented development in the counties.
