Hon Francis Kuria

‎The ongoing construction of a Modern ECDE classroom and four door toilet at Nyondia Annex Ecde.
‎Modern ECDE classrooms are critical for cognitive, social, and emotional development. Modern, safe classrooms give children the best start in their educational journeys.
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‎ Replacing dilapidated structures with modern, weatherproof classrooms with proper ventilation and lighting protects children from harsh weather and health hazards.
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‎Modern classrooms provide adequate space and features that accommodate play-based learning and the core competencies of the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC).
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‎ Clean, well-equipped centers encourage parents to enroll their children in public schools.

This another transformation project, that is meant to improve the quality of education in our Ecde centers. Since I took office, I have done similar classrooms in most of our Public schools also I have ensured, that we have at least one Ecde teacher in all public Ecde schools. Gratitude to her Excellency the Governor Hon Susan Kihika, for her committed assurance of ensuring that I deliver to the electorate

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL MOTHERS DAY TO ALL MOTHERS

‎Happy Mother's day to all women, as your leader I see your struggles, your triumphs, and your immense potential.
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‎ This Mother's Day, I reaffirm my commitment to you: To advocate for policies that uplift women and mothers – from maternal healthcare to business empowerment.

‎Together with the Chief officer Joyce Ncece in charge of disaster management, we joined the team that is on rescue mission of a mother who drowned in River Malewa KCC.
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‎After my visit this week, through collaboration with the county executive we have dispatch specialized teams, such as trained disaster divers and equipment, which local residents usually lack, we have provided one boat and a diver to assist in the body rescue mission.
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‎Also together with the disaster management,we are coordinating ensuring that efforts are organized, safe, and not duplicating work.

Joined the family of Elizabeth Wanjiru as we laid her to rest today at their home in Karati.

May God comfort the family.

‎Joined the members of KCC community in a rescue mission at River Malewa where one member of the community drowned in the river. This exercise is critical for saving lives, providing closure to families and ensuring safety.
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‎I urge residents to prioritize safety when fetching water from rivers, especially during rains. Avoid flooded rivers, as high waters and hidden obstacles pose immediate drowning risks.
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‎ Never fetch water alone, stay vigilant, supervise children closely, and avoid crossing fast-moving currents, as these can easily sweep individuals.
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‎Also I urge the residents to take caution since water in River Malewa is not safe, the County Government of Nakuru through the Naivawasco, has a kiosk in KCC that provide clean and safe water for human consumption.
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‎I have today conducted an inspection of the ongoing second phase of the completion of the kwa Wamarion bridge to link Nyondia A, B and Karati Villages.
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‎This Bridge is absolutely critical for student safety, acting as lifelines that enable consistent and secure access to education, especially in rural or riverine areas.
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‎Without bridges, students often have to swim or wade across rivers, risking accidents due to water depth, high-speed currents, and unpredictable, muddy banks.
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‎During rainy seasons, rivers rise, making them impassable and forcing students to either stay home or risk their lives crossing. Bridges ensure year-round, safe access regardless of weather.

I together with her Excellency the Governor Hon Susan Kihika we are committed to ensure that safety of our people is guaranteed.

I was in the company of public works and infrastructure Engineers led by Kelvin Kamau.

As I promised during my campaign period I will transform Malewa west ward through quality Leadership and ensure I deliver in accordance with the residents interest.
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Bursaries are crucial for providing financial aid to students, covering tuition, fees, and living expenses, which significantly improves access to education. They reduce student debt, foster equity for low-income families and boost retention rates by enabling students to stay in school. I have today distributed bursary cheques to students, of Nyonjoro secondary, Gatamaiyu secondary, North Karati secondary, Nyondia secondary and St Andrews Tarebete Secondary. I will continue supporting our learner's to ensure that they remain in School.
This is in line with her Excellency the Governor Susan Kihika manifesto of ensuring that watoto wasome.

It is with deep grief, that we have lost one of the great pillars, in the society and in the AIC fraternity. Joined the family of Leah Chege (Mama Kuria) during, her send off at their home at New Karati. May God comfort the family at this difficult time.

Later Joined the family of Senior Mbaria during their daughter's wedding at Naivasha High school. Congratulations to Mwalimu Rueben and Mercy as they start another chapter of their life.