Trans Nzoia: George Natembeya ignores ethnic claims, vows to make progress despite challenges

Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya has dismissed allegations of ethnicity involving political threats before 2027
Natembeya described a number of major projects going on, including a modern maternity hospital and a 20,000 -seat playground
He confirmed his commitment to service despite the political pressure and ongoing challenges in the health sector

Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya says he is accompanied by organized political attacks aimed at disrupting his leadership and development agenda.

George Natembeya has condemned his critics claiming to be peaceful because of his influence. Photo: George Natembeya.
Source: Facebook

These are rumored following the statements of the Nandi Senator, Samson Cherargeiwho suggested the possibility of a move to oust the governor Natembeya, led by government supporters.

According to Cherargei, Natembeya’s pronunciation could stimulate ethnic divisions in Trans Nzoia County which has people from different tribes.

However, Natembeya has vehemently denied the allegations, explaining that his strong position on local politics and integrated development has raised concerns for people who were benefiting from prolonged divisions in the area.

Also read

Ali Kiba says he has found another holder 2 years after leaving his Kenyan wife Amina Khalef

He says the political situation has raised fears about its influence and the region in the 2027 national politics.

“It took only one person to change the direction of the politics of this area. When he died, many people began to despise this area. Said Natembeya.

What record does Natembeya have in Trans Nzoia?

Natembeya has also ignored allegations that his government had failed to implement development projects in Trans Nzoia County.

“People need to understand how the government works. When we entered the office, we inspected all the proposed projects. Some already had original drawings, we had to find friends to partner with them. Some of these projects are almost completed,” he added.

The prominent governor described several development projects that he believes will change the lives of Trans Nzoia residents and the entire western region when it is completed:

1. Mothers and Children’s Hospital of Tom Mboya

Natembeya referred to the center as a major priority for his government. Once it is completed, it will meet the increasing needs of health care for mothers and children in the county.

Also read

Newspapers, April 18: James Orengo is threatened by a bad plot if he does not want Raila, Ruto to hold each other

“This modern center will serve our mothers and children. It’s unique, I assure residents,” He said.

2. Kenyatta Stadium

Natembeya reminded that the youth agenda was part of his campaign manifesto, which helped him get the governor’s seat.

Accordingly, this field will give young people infrastructure to develop their talents and give them the opportunity to be known internationally.

“This stadium will be able to take 20,000 people. You will be of many uses, with offices, hotels, and power lamps that will enable young people to use it properly and also generate income counties,” He explained.

3. County Administration Headquarters

Natembeya described this administrative building project as an ambitious effort, adding that it would bring together all county government services and thus reduce time loss and improve service delivery to residents.

“This project will reduce time loss and bring all county services closer to the public. It will strengthen service management and control corruption by ensuring transparency by having one service center,” He explained.