In just two weeks after the Head of State, Dr. William Ruto revoked the plans of subdividing the 245,029 acres of Galana Kulalu irrigation scheme, COTU boss Francis Atwoli has now made a new demand over the land.
Speaking at Khiswero constituency in Kakamega county, Atwoli urged the President to make public all the names of Azimio leaders who grabbed the Gala Kulalu land project.
He argued that it is good for the public to know those who stole and benefited from public resources in the name of supporting Azimio leader, Rails Odinga and the immediate former President, Uhuru Kenyatta.
“I have heard Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua saying that some people in the former government and Azimio grabbed some land meant for the Galana Kulalu project to end drought and food shortage while some ran away with government and public money. The names should be put public for public knowledge even if they will not be taken to court,” said Atwoli.
“It is good for the public to know the people who were involved if found because our leaders need to uphold and show integrity towards the electorate.” He added.
In other news,
The current governor of Kakamega county His Excellency governor Fernandes Barasa is one of the Kenyan leaders who have ideally shown their great motive to deliver services for the people.
Today, governor Fernandes Barasa made a milestone by commission a multimillion road project in Kakamega county. The newly commissioned Bushiangala-Eregi-Lusiola road is a 9.3-kilometre road that links Kakamega and Vihiga counties.
The Bushiangala-Eregi-Lusiola road will open up the Ikolomani gold mine for intense economic growth and development thus creating wealth for the western people particularly Kakamega county residents. Creation of wealth is one of the great agendas of His Excellency governor Fernandes Barasa.
During the commissioning of the road, governor Barasa was accompanied by his Deputy Ayub Savula, Roads CECM Architect Patrick Kundu, Chairman for Roads and Infrastructure Committee Hon Brian Mafunga.
The new move by governor Fernandes Barasa has elicited mixed reactions from different people online. Airing their views via Twitter, many people can be seen congratulating Hon. Fernandes Barasa for commissioning the road.
