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Central clocks 600,000 signatures for BBI

Central clocks 600,000 signatures  for BBI
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Central Kenya has managed to collect 643,889 signatures to support Building Bridges Initiative back constitutional reform process.

The Mountain Journal learned that in the collection of signatures Kiambu county led with 181,744, followed by Murang’a that garnered 166,390, Kirinyaga 116,513.

Counties of Nyandarua and Nyeri posted 78,932 and 100,310 respectively.

BBI signatures contributing to a total of 643,889 signatures collected in Central region.


 During the handing over of the signatures from the counties  to the regional BBI Coordinator Peter Weru, Governors’ Mumbi Waiguru( Kirinyaga) Mutahi Kahiga (Nyeri) and Francis Kimemia (Nyandarua) attended.  Weru is the former Mathira MP.

 

Waiguru   during the function asked Kenyans to support the initiative saying that it is going to unite them and ensure inclusivity.

 

The Kirinyaga governor said that the number of those who endorsed the initiative has exceeded the target, an indication that Mt. Kenya Region was fully behind the direction that President Uhuru Kenyatta.

“The region is in support of the President and BBI process because it translates to additional representation, more resources for us and guarantees us a sit in the national political leadership moving forward” she said.

 

ICT Cabinet Secretary for ICT Joe Mucheru noted that the BBI recommendations will transform the country and bring to end impunity and marginalization.

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