‘Ofisi zipeane heshima’ – Mutahi Kahiga blasts Kindiki over Nyeri go to, accuses him of ignoring his workplace
Wednesday 05th February, 2025 03:50 PM|
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Nyeri County Governor Mutahi Kahiga has taken a swipe at Deputy President Kithure Kindiki accusing him of ignoring his workplace throughout his Nyeri go to.
Speaking on Wednesday, February 5, 2025, Kahiga slammed the DP saying it was disrespectful of him to tour the county with out informing the county management.
He went on to state that respect ought to prevail since each the nationwide and county authorities work in direction of the identical function of delivering to residents.
“Juzi niliona Deputy President amekuja Nyeri, unajua iko watu wengine wanatakanga fujo for nothing, hii ofisi ya gavana iko hapa, ni ofisi ambayo wananchi wamechagua inafaa wakati mgeni kama huyo amekuja tunapewa notice tunaambiwa the deputy president of Kenya aliyechaguliwa na President Ruto anakuja na tunajua, si ni kweli, na kwa yeye ndio ako kwa kiti sisi tunatumiwa program tujue ataingilia wapi, sasa sisi tumekaa pale tunaskia ako Kieni, hajui tuende, imagine gavana anazunguka huko, mimi naeza fanya hivo? is that right? Ofisi zipeane heshima. Sisi kama serikali za kaunti na serikali kuu tunafanyia wananchi kazi moja,” he mentioned.
“Next time akikuja apatie ofisi yangu heshima, atumane aseme atakuja, na mimi mwenyewe nitakua na kama sitakua deputy wangu atakua.”
Kindiki in Nyeri
Kindiki was in Nyeri on his developmental tour of the Mount Kenya area.
He visited Kieni Constituency the place he launched the development of the Endarasha-Charity-Watuka Road which had stalled since 2019.
The DP assured residents that the federal government is engaged on reviving such stalled initiatives within the area. He added that up to now, a minimum of Ksh17 billion has been allotted to revive the initiatives and assemble 12 roads in Nyeri.
Kindiki additionally talked about that the federal government was setting up new markets within the county to bolster commerce.
“We will monitor closely the progress of construction of the roads, markets, and electricity connection projects in the county to ensure faster completion of the projects in the county to ensure faster completion of the projects for the people to benefit from them,” Kindiki mentioned on the time.