CS Wandayi Claims Luos, Luhyas Firmly Support Broad-Based Gov’t
According to Energy and Petroleum Cabinet Secretary Opiyo Wandayi, Kenya’s development trajectory has been boosted by the inclusion of the opposition in the government.
Wandayi stated that the country will progress if all leaders support a broad-based government.
“For any country to attain meaningful development, unity, peace and stability are critical and that is what guided President William Ruto’s decision to form an inclusive government,” he said.
He stated that the Western and Luo Nyanza regions would continue to collaborate under the unity government for prosperity.
He spoke at the Lunakwe grounds during the Bumula Energy Centre and Transformer Maximisation projects’ groundbreaking ceremony in Bungoma County.
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The Sh 260 million centre will be established in the country.
Dr. Rose Mkalama, CEO of the Rural Electrification and Renewable Energy Corporation (Rerec), Bungoma Governor Kenneth Lusaka, host MP Jack Wamboka, and his Likuyani counterpart Innocent Mugabe all attended the event.
Laying the foundation for construction of the inaugural Bumula Energy centre at Lunakwe and launch of transformer maximisation projects marks a significant step in our Stima Mashinani program to solve perenial blackout in our constituency. pic.twitter.com/yJtda58N3B
— Hon Wanami Wamboka (@HonWamboka) September 21, 2024
Wandayi is one of four ODM CSs appointed to join the expanded government in an effort to stabilize the country following Gen Z protests.
Others include former Kakamega governor Wycliffe Oparanya (Cooperatives and SMEs), John Mbadi (Treasure and Economic Planning), and Hassan Joho (Mining and Blue Economy).
CS Wandayi Claims Luos, Luhyas Firmly Support Broad-Based Gov’t
