Anti-jiggers campaign lobby group, Ahadi Kenya Trust gave residents a rare treat this Easter holiday.
Through its Chief Executive Officer Dr Stanley Kamau, the organisation visited residents of Gitugi Ward, Mathioya Constituency in Muranga County where around 1000 residents received assorted foodstuff.
During the distribution exercise, Dr Kamau urged the locals to elect visionary leaders who would help them solve their problems bedevelling them and called on them to shun violence because of political differences.
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