By John Kariuki
The Member of Parliament for Bahati Constituency, Irene Njoki, popularly known as “Mrembo na Kazi,” has once again demonstrated her unwavering commitment to improving education infrastructure in her constituency. Today, she officially handed over a newly constructed, modern storey building featuring four state-of-the-art classrooms at Lanet Umoja Primary School.
The new structure replaces the old, dilapidated building that had become a safety hazard for students and teachers. Njoki emphasized the importance of providing learners with a safe and conducive environment for education, noting that quality infrastructure is a key pillar in fostering academic excellence.
Speaking during the handover, Njoki reaffirmed her dedication to grassroots development, highlighting that projects like these are part of her broader mission to uplift communities through impactful initiatives.
“This is more than just a building; it is a testament to our commitment to ensuring every child has access to quality education in a safe and inspiring environment,” she stated.
The new classrooms are expected to significantly enhance the learning experience for students at Lanet Umoja Primary School, providing them with a modern, secure, and well-equipped space to pursue their studies.
Njoki’s efforts continue to resonate with the people of Bahati, further solidifying her reputation as a leader who delivers impactful results without the noise.
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