Every part of Kenya being developed through equitable transformation agenda, Kindiki says

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki announced that the Kenyan government is actively accelerating the completion and initiation of development projects across the country under the equitable transformation agenda. This agenda aims to improve the lives of all Kenyans by uplifting every citizen, regardless of their geographical location. Kindiki emphasized the government's commitment to ending discrimination against different parts of Kenya and ensuring that every region receives equal development opportunities.

During a visit to Gatundu North Constituency in Kiambu County, Kindiki highlighted the progress made in the area, stating that the development projects in the constituency are being replicated in other parts of the country. He noted that the strides being made in Kiambu are also being implemented in Meru, the Central region, and other areas throughout Kenya. Kindiki expressed confidence that this approach will result in a nation where no citizen feels discriminated against or left behind.

Acknowledging past development shortfalls, Kindiki assured residents that the government is addressing historical inequalities that have caused certain areas, including Gatundu North, to lag behind. As proof of this commitment, the 67-kilometer Thika–Magumu Road, a significant Mau Mau road through the constituency, has been revived and is progressing toward completion, with a budget allocation of 3.4 billion shillings.

Additionally, Gatundu North has received support for affordable housing, modern markets, and the construction of local markets such as the Kanyoni ESP Market, Gatukuyu Market, and Kamwangi ESP Market. The presence of the Mangu Technical Training Institute, receiving 320 million shillings for student hostels, and the allocation of 65 million shillings to connect 700 families to the last-mile electricity project, further illustrate the government's dedication to the area's growth.

Kindiki urged residents to be cautious of those seeking votes through empty promises and urged past leaders to explain their contributions to the constituency's development. He also warned the government's determination to combat the illicit alcohol menace, vowing to bring perpetrators to justice and cripple their ability to manufacture, transport, and supply illicit substances.