Parliamentarians trooping to Kiharu to learn about the management of projects

The Mountain Journal

 The parliamentarians are facilitating their NG CDF committees to Kiharu to learn more about the effective management of NG CDF projects.

A fourth delegation of leaders from nine constituencies visited Kiharu under the patronage of MP Ndindi Nyoro to acquire knowledge in the management of  concept.

Ndindi explained that the model helped Kiharu to tile and renovate all 112 public primary schools, boosting hygiene,  and providing a conducive learning environment for learners.

“Unlike the usual tendering model, the labor-based model does away with contractors, and locals are used to providing construction materials and provide labor thus increasing contact with the voters,” said Ndindi.

Kiharu under the management of Ndindi provides free secondary education in day schools where the student pays Sh1,000 per term.

 The day school day education concept has seen increased enrolment in Kiharu, thus achieving the 100 percent transition from primary to secondary schools.

Present were MPs MP Wanjiku Muhia (Kipipiri) Maryanne Kitany( Aldai) , and Reuben Kiborek( Mogotio) who hailed the masomo Bora programme and the labor-based model of implementing projects.

Kiborek said under the mentorship of Ndindi, they will pick what has worked from his programmes and implement it in their areas.

“No one has a monopoly of ideas. Even developed countries had to benchmark to get to their levels”, he said.

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