The large crowds in Othaya and surrounding areas eventually forced the presidential motorcade to a halt, as locals sought to engage directly with the Head of State.
Accompanied by Deputy President Kithure Kindiki and a host of local leaders, the President’s visit was more than just a transit, it served as a platform to highlight major development milestones in the region.
Addressing the energized residents of Chinga, the President emphasized the government’s commitment to regional growth.
Specifically pointing to the establishment of the Mwai Kibaki Referral Hospital as an independent national facility.
The President took the opportunity to break down the financial commitments the government has directed toward Nyeri County.
Beyond healthcare, the administration has focused heavily on infrastructure and social welfare.
A direct injection of KSh500 million was announced to upgrade the Mwai Kibaki Hospital, ensuring it serves as a premier medical hub for the Mt. Kenya region.
A massive KSh21 billion investment has been earmarked for the county to facilitate the construction of modern markets, affordable housing units, and much-needed student hostels.
The atmosphere was electric, with local boda boda groups and residents lining the streets with banners of support.
The President’s conversational approach resonated with the crowd as he spoke about taking every part of Kenya forward.
By the time the convoy resumed its journey toward Sagana, it was clear that the stopover had served its purpose, reinforcing the bond between the executive and the grassroots.
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