President William Ruto was met with a sea of supporters in Mogotio town capping off a marathon tour of the region that focused heavily on infrastructure and the bottom-up economic transformation he frequently champions.
The large scale of the crowd m, a mammoth gathering that filled the streets spoke volumes about the local reception to his administration’s latest projects.
Before the evening's massive rally, the President’s itinerary was packed with high-impact stops.
Education took center stage early on with the opening of a new tuition block at Mogotio Township Day Senior School.
For the local community, this isn't just about bricks and mortar, it’s about providing better learning environments for the next generation.
The focus then shifted to the youth and talent development.
The President inspected the Mogotio Sports Academy, an ambitious facility designed to be a regional powerhouse.
Once complete, it will boast an eight-lane athletics track along with dedicated pitches for football, hockey and courts for basketball and volleyball.
It’s a clear signal that the government is looking to professionalize grassroots sports in the Rift Valley.
Economic empowerment was also on the agenda. President Ruto laid the foundation stone for the Mogotio Affordable Housing Project, which aims to deliver 528 units.
This was followed by the commissioning of the Mogotio Modern Market, a move expected to provide a dignified and structured environment for local traders to grow their businesses.
By the time the President addressed the residents the atmosphere was electric.
Reaffirming his commitment to national unity, he emphasized that these projects are part of a broader vision to ensure no region is sidelined in Kenya's growth.
It was a day of visible progress, met with an equally visible show of public support.
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