Nyoro, Matiang’i, Karua & Orengo announce Kisii church service after Ruto’s tour
Several opposition leaders are expected to converge in Kisii Town on Sunday, November 15, for a church service days after President William Ruto concluded his development tour of the Gusii region. The leaders, among them People’s Party leader Ndindi Nyoro, Jubilee Party leader Fred Matiang’i, PLP leader Martha Karua and Siaya Governor James Orengo, are […]
Opposition leaders Ndindi Nyoro, Fred Matiang'i, Martha Karua, and James Orengo are set to hold a church service in Kisii Town on Sunday, November 15, following President William Ruto's completion of his development tour in the Gusii region. The event, organized at ACK St Philip’s Church, will see political figures from various parties gather to discuss the issues affecting the region.
Ruto's four-day tour concluded with a rally in Kisii town, where he showcased development projects, including road networks, electricity connectivity, healthcare, and education initiatives. Among the projects highlighted were the Keroka-Ibacho-Kiamokama Road, Kenyoro SDA-Riana Market-Kerina Road, and Nyagesa-Rianyamanga Road. Additionally, President Ruto commissioned the Ibeno Kenya Medical Training College as part of his administration's focus on enhancing infrastructure.
During the tour, Ruto addressed national political matters, defended his coalition with the ODM party, and criticized opposition figures, notably former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua. The President thanked Kisii and Nyamira residents for their warm reception and support during his engagements, expressing confidence in his administration's development agenda and the residents' preference for leaders committed to delivering tangible results.
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