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We are proud of our efforts that restored peace and security in Laikipia County, Kindiki says

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has said relentless efforts by the government has ensured lasting peace in Laikipia County enabling residents to continue with their lives undisrupted over the last four years. The DP said the government has paid closer attention to the area and invested more resources to restore peace in the County after many [...] The post We are proud of our efforts that…

Deputy President Kithure Kindiki expressed pride in the significant efforts made to restore peace and security in Laikipia County over the past four years. The Deputy President stated that the area was previously inhabitable due to banditry and criminal activities, but thanks to President Ruto's unwavering commitment, the region is now peaceful and stable.

Upon inspecting development projects during a visit to Laikipia West Constituency, Kindiki highlighted the government's increased focus on the area, stating that residents can now live without fear of attack. He inspected the construction of Sipili-Ol Moran Road, commissioned the Ol Moran Police Station and Division Headquarters, and addressed residents at the Ol Moran shopping center.

The Deputy President emphasized that the government is actively working on accelerating the completion of development projects, including the construction of 60,000 kilometers of new roads. Additionally, Laikipia County has benefited from the government's last mile electricity connection program, with plans to connect an additional 10,000 homes.

Construction of 15 modern markets is also nearing completion, with six of them being in Laikipia West. Kindiki urged residents to avoid falling for divisive political rhetoric and assured them that the government remains fully committed to their well-being and development.

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