Voters in Mwea constituency vow to support Kirinyaga Jubilee gubernatorial team
Kirinyaga County Jubilee gubernatorial team
By Our Reporter
Thousands of residents from the voter rich Mwea constituency yesterday vowed to support Jubilee party gubernatorial candidate Charles Kibiru and his running mate in their quest to lead Kirinyaga County.
The residents from the most populous constituency in the county said the duo are the most qualified amongst the contenders for the top leadership in the area.
They said the two had demonstrated their commitment to serve the local people and thus they had trust they will steer the county forward once they take over the leadership after the August 9th General Election.
For Kibiru, popularly known as CK, the residents said his leadership and dedication as the area Senator was proof enough that he has what it takes to be the county Chief Executive Officer.
Further, they observed, Ndambiri had learnt a lot as the Deputy Governor of the outgoing administration.
On their part, both Kibiru and Ndambiri who met the residents representatives in Sagana town promised to ensure their living of standards were improved through various empowerment.
They said they will ensure that farmers in different subsectors received maximum returns for their produce.
For the business community, the duo assured them that they would ensure that they accessed various affordable credit facilities and that the levies demanded by the county government would be reasonable.
The meeting was graced by other leaders who included Jubilee officials led by veteran local politician Mureithi Kang’ara.
Kirinyaga County gubernatorial seat has attracted contestants who include the incumbent Ann Waiguru of UDA, Wangui Ngirichi who is an Independent candidate, former governor Joseph Ndathi who is The Service Party (TPS) candidate, Joseph Gitari of Narc Kenya and former Mwea MP Peter Gitau.
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