Jubilee Dev-Tarmacking of Chogoria-Weru-Marima-Kiriani Road in Tharaka Nithi County

spear · June 28, 2017, 8:15am

pamba · June 28, 2017, 8:20am

Campaign goodies ,kwani saa hizi ndio I najulikana projects ni muhimu and while at it @spear ,leta updates za kakamega navahkolo, musikoma Bungoma road project, the last time I checked mulibeba ma tractors kutoka kwa site.

spear · June 28, 2017, 8:23am

Kwani ukiandika in bold ndio itasomeka mara mbili ama? Ngoja Jubilee is not yet done with Western. Nyanza pia tunasija.

[B]Uhuru Kenyatta[/B]‏Verified account @UKenyatta 19h19 hours ago
Plans to construct a mega dam worth Sh25 billion in Tharaka Nithi County are underway, which will provide clean adequate water for residents
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pamba · June 28, 2017, 8:26am

Wacha kuhepa swali,hio barabara imefika wapi ?

pamba · June 28, 2017, 8:28am

And to remind you the project was launched wayback 2014 by the DP.

dabu · June 28, 2017, 8:29am

@spear I have looked at the angel from which the photos at Chuka are taken and its the guy on top of the truck, the one in a red Tee, donge?
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spear · June 28, 2017, 8:30am

You will get that answer when i’m ready. Bora contract was awarded, contractor is bound to the schedule and receives payment if he meets them.
[B]Uhuru Kenyatta[/B]‏Verified account @UKenyatta 20h20 hours ago
Issued 7000 title deeds to the people of Tharaka when my Deputy @WilliamsRuto and I interacted with residents of Marimanti.
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The Jubilee Government has fulfilled the pledge made to Kenyans as We continue to expand land ownership in every corner of our country.
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[B]Uhuru Kenyatta[/B]‏Verified account @UKenyatta 20h20 hours ago
Issued title deed for Tharaka Campus, a constituent College of Chuka University. The Campus will help grow and expand the economy of Tharaka
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pamba · June 28, 2017, 8:32am

Wewe umekua mwanasiasa mkuuu,unajibu swali na swali,sawa tu ,tutakutumia nyuki hadi useme UOTP × 3.

spear · June 28, 2017, 8:35am

Umejaribu, i’m no where near this are not my pictures that’s why i impose the whole of it including the source. Another new thing to consider this elections. Jubilee is using drones to take pictures. Another first, lets see if naswa can copy that as well.
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dabu · June 28, 2017, 8:37am

That drone mesmerized people. But I think Nasa also has a drone.

mkiawakati96 · June 28, 2017, 9:51am

@spear by the mentioning of the word Tharaka Nithi you know it’s always being a nightmare to some people since 2007.

spear · June 28, 2017, 9:55am

By DAVID MUCHUI
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President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto on Tuesday said they had given out three million title deeds as pledged in their manifesto in 2013. Speaking during a tour of Tharaka Nithi after issuing 7,137 titles, the Jubilee leaders promised to transform the country if given a second term. They vowed to fulfil the pledges contained in their party manifesto launched on Monday. President Kenyatta said the presentation of 7,137 titles, including one for the Tharaka campus, a constituent college of Chuka University, will be followed by another 13,000 that are ready for issuing in the county.

LAND PROBLEM

“We said we had a solution to the land problem and promised to deliver three million titles.

We wanted Kenyans to get the documents to effectively use their land to improve their lives,” President Kenyatta said, adding that he was glad he had delivered that pledge. Mr Kenyatta said his government had performed well by addressing the basic needs of Kenyans, including an improvement in access to education and health.

“In 2013, we pledged to pay for national exams and provide free maternity services, and we have delivered. In our new manifesto, we are promising to ensure our mothers get free maternity services at public and mission hospitals. We will fulfil our pledge for free secondary education,” said Mr Kenyatta.

MARGINALISED AREAS

The Head of State said his government had recognised marginalised areas, including Tharaka Nithi, by giving Prof Kithure Kindiki the position of Senate Majority Leader. Jubilee candidates received a warm reception in Prof Kindiki’s backyard but efforts by Mr Ruto to endorse them at Ciakariga and Kathwana were met with opposition from the residents.
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President Uhuru Kenyatta (left) presents a title deed to a man at Marimanti in Tharaka Nithi county on June 27 2017. PHOTO | PHOEBE OKALL | NATION MEDIA GROUP

The residents expressed support for Mr Kiambi Kiriiro of Maendeleo Chap Chap and Mr Samuel Ragwa of Narc Kenya, compelling Mr Ruto to urge them to vote for the President and make an independent choice on other leaders.

“I have heard that you support Kiriiro and Ragwa but please vote for us in the August election,” said the Deputy President.

EMPTY TALK

Mr Kenyatta said the leaders in the rival National Super Alliance (Nasa) were professionals in empty talk while Jubilee was keen on advancing Kenya’s development.

“We want to unite Kenyans through development. It is upon you to choose between rhetoric and performance. We have brought the first tarmacked road to Tharaka and given top government positions to your leaders. What have our opponents done here in all the years they were in government?”

Mr Kenyatta added: “Your neighbour Kalonzo Musyoka has been in government for 35 years, but there is no project in Tharaka associated with him? We are the first to bring development here. Can he gather courage to stand before you and talk against us?”

MAKING INROADS

He pleaded with the youth to avoid being wooed by the Nasa leaders, who are said to be making inroads in the county.
Jubilee’s pointman, Senator Kindiki, is fighting against his elder brother, Prof Isaiah Kindiki, who is the Nasa campaign coordinator in Tharaka Nithi.
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President Uhuru Kenyatta presents a title deed to a woman from Majengo slums at the Meru town Tuskys stage in Imenti North on June 23, 2017. PHOTO | PHOEBE OKALL | NATION MEDIA GROUP

Mr Kenyatta and Mr Ruto started their campaigns at Mukothima Market before proceeding to Kibung’a, Marimanti, Ciakariga, Kathwana, Chogoria and Chuka towns, where they said they had a better agenda for the 45 million Kenyans.

ONLINE JOBS

At Mukothima, Mr Kenyatta and Mr Ruto were received by politicians from Jubilee and parties friendly to the President, including Senator Kindiki, Governor Ragwa, Chuka/Igambang’ombe MP Muthomi Njuki (Jubilee governorship candidate), Mr Kiriiro (MCC Senate candidate), Woman rep Beatrice Nkatha and independent governor candidate Petkay Miriti, among others. Mr Kenyatta and his deputy said they were offering a better solution for Kenyans in the next five years compared to their opponents.Mr Ruto said they were keen on achieving their pledge to create 1.5 million jobs every year through the establishment of factories and provision of free Internet to spur online jobs.