Kigumo is popular after the late President Mzee Jomo Kenyatta got in Legco after mp Kariuki wa Njiiri stepped down in his favour
The Mountain Journal
Deputy President William Ruto has toured Kigumo constituency for the first time as he moved explaining to the locals over the need to support his Bottom Up economic design.
Ruto accompanied by Senator Irungu Kang’ata and MPs Alice Wahome( Kandara), Rigathe Gachagua( maathiota, Kimani Ichungw’a( Kabeta), James Gakuya( Embakasi North) said the bottoms up concept was better implemented thans starting with amendment of the constitution.
He toured the vote-rich constituency accusing ODM Leader Raila Odinga over sabotaging the Jubilee Government development agenda after he was allowed four years ago.
He attended church services at Ngaburi AIPCA and Kangari Africa Christian Church&Schools (ACC&S)where he said he was ready to fix the challenges the Kenyans were going through.
The DP said through the support of the Kenyan voters, he will allocate Sh100 billion for the youth enterprise programme and a further Sh50 billion for the small and medium enterprises, adding that the Kenyan youth was depressed following the high rate of unemployment.
“ The challenge we have with the youth is that the majority are alcoholics, thus the need for the country to allocate a hefty budget to cater for their needs,” said the DP.
During a road side meeting at Kangari and Mariira markets, Ruto introduced Joseph Munyoo as the UDA canddkiate in Kigumo.
Munyoro in the 2017 election came in second position on an independent party ticket after Wangari mwaniki sailed through on Jubilee Party ticket. He also introduced Joseph Nyutu as the party’s candidate for the senatorial position and a number of MCA aspirants in Kigumo.
During the visit, the DP officially opened Kangari United Dairy Cooperative Society and appreciated efforts made by the officials to support the dairy farming.
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