Irungu Kang’ata failed to attend a meeting of Murang’a leaders with President Ruto

• President William Ruto held a meeting with political leaders from Murang’a County in the White House on Friday, September 12
• However, Murang’a County governor Irungu Kang’ata was not among the leaders in attendance
• During the meeting, Ruto focused on key development projects that the Kenyan government first illuminated in the area

President William Ruto He welcomed Murang’a officials to the Nairobi White House on Friday, September 12.

However, the governor of Murang’a County, expected to attend the meeting with Ruto and county officials, was absent.

Among the leaders who attended the meeting was the Deputy President, Kithure KindikiElected MP Sabina Chege, and Land Minister Alice Wahome, among others.

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The head of state went to his social networks to highlight the importance of his meeting with officials from the Murang’a area.

Emphasized the importance of unity and avoiding ethnic politics in his rule of Kenya first.

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“There is no place in Kenya anymore for ethnic politics and hinders the politics of ethnicity that enriches the minority at the expense of many. Ruto’s statement was partially studied.

Ruto expressed his gratitude for the upgrading of the local leaders from Murang’a about the development of the development agenda.

Appearing in an effort to gain support from Murang’a officials, Ruto highlighted a number of developing government development projects in the region.

“We have allocated KSh 23 billion for the construction of 10,300 cheap houses, KSh3.5 billion on road upgrades, KSh2.3 billion for the development of 23 modern markets, and KSh 3 billion for new student hostels,” Ruto said.

“To speed up entrepreneurship and integrated growth, more than 10,000 households will be connected to December through our comprehensive KSh 850 million electricity supply project. We are also committed to building two modern plots worth more than Sh1.5 billion,” He added.

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He concluded by explaining his plans to provide clean water in the areas of Kangema, Mathioya, Kiharu, and Kandara through the KSh 2.4 billion project.

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