Building a Voi where every child learns, every home has clean water, and every young person has a future worth staying for.
3yrs
In public service
The Pledge
Every promise on this page has a number attached to it. Every quarter we publish the progress — line by line. Hold us to it.
Full manifesto01
My commitment is to promote access to quality education by advocating for Improved learning facilities, increased bursary opportunities, adequate teaching resources and support for vocational and technical training
02
My commitment is to advocate for the construction of new roads, upgrading of existing roads and regular grading of rural roads
03
My commitment is to expand rural electrification by advocating for the extension of power lines to underserved communities
05
My commitment is to work closely with Security agencies, Community leaders and relevant stakeholders to strenghten community policing,combat drug and substance abuse and enhance crime prevention initiatives
06
My commitment is to promote and preserve our cultural heritage while supporting the development of sports,arts,music and other talents among our youth
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My commitment is to provide accountable and responsive representation by maintaining open communication with constituents, consulting the community before making key decisions and ensuring public resources are used responsibly
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My commitment is to support programmes that improve livelihoods,promote self- reliance, and enhance the well-being of vulnerable groups including women,youth,persons with disabilities and the elderly
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My commitment is to promote transparent,efficient and people centred governance by strengthening coordination between government agencies, local leaders and the community
The Record
Voices from Voi
"He sat with us under the tree for three hours. When the borehole came six months later, we knew he had actually been listening."
Mama Saumu
Kasighau Ward
"My son was on the verge of dropping out. The bursary came through within a week. No middleman, no favours asked. Thats chome for us!"
John Mwakio
Parent, Sagalla
"What I respect most is that he publishes his reports. You can hold him to the numbers."
Grace Wanjiku
Voi Town
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