ANNE WAIGURU MAKES ANOTHER RALLYING CALL

Kirinyaga County Governor Anne Waiguru has asked Members of the County Assembly (MCAs) to play their oversight roles as enshrined in the constitution while at the same time facilitating the implementation of development projects.

Speaking during her inaugural speech at the 3rd County Assembly, Waiguru exuded confidence that the two arms of the county government – the executive and the assembly – were going to work together to ensure seamless service delivery to the county residents.

While congratulating the MCAs on their election to the assembly, Waiguru said that the county residents had faith in their ability to lead the county through a transformational journey.

“The People of Kirinyaga have given us their vote of confidence in the just concluded general elections. I proudly stand here today to say that we will not fail them”, she said.

The county boss also urged the MCAs to keep in mind that the oath that they took upon admission to the county assembly was a call to them to represent and advance the greater public good.

She noted that the public was highly expectant that the leaders they elected were going to deliver to them the Bottom-Up promise.

Waiguru calls for harmonious relationship
Waiguru, who has since been elected as the Chairperson of the Council of Governors (COG), called for a harmonious working relationship between MCAs and the executive so as to enable the county government to achieve its objectives.

“We will soon be presenting various bills and policies for legislation and approval. I appeal to you to be facilitators of policies that will help in addressing various socio-economic challenges of our county,” the Governor stated.