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| Embu Governor Martin Wambora (left) having a chat with Kyeni North Ward Administrator Seth Kamau (second left), Infrastructure CEC Suleiman Kariuki (center) and area MCA Patrick Mukavi (in sweater) during a survey of the roads to be tarmacked. |
Wambora
Legacy set to be a reality
By
Martin Fundi
In His
tireless efforts to improve infrastructure and leave a legacy, today Governor
Martin Wambora led a team of county government officials and area elected MCA’s
in a ground survey tour of Kagaari North and Kyeni North ward.
In Kagaari
North, a feeder road connecting Muthege area to Kirimiri coffee factory has
been earmarked for tarmacking, Muthege area sits along Runyenjes Mukuuri road.
In Kyeni
North ward, a feeder road connecting Mufu tea buying Centre, off Runyenjes Meru
highway, to Kaithege tea buying Centre has also been mapped for tarmacking.
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| The Governor at the site of the projects in Kagaari North |
MCA’s
Patrick Rugendo of Kagaari North said that Muthege-Kirimiri coffee factory
feeder road comes as great relief for Muthege coffee farmers who have been
using a longer route while delivering their berry to the factory.
Kyeni North’s
Patrick Mukavi said that Mufu-Kaithege stretch has been a thorn in the flesh of
the area residents especially during the rainy season and when tarmacked it
will open so many business opportunities.
Governor Wambora
further said that the road stretches through more than 20 private and public
institutions.
(Edited
by Jeremiah Mutuanga)
