Kakamega Governor Fernandes Barasa has intensified efforts to create safe and child-friendly learning environments across the county through major investments in Early Childhood Development Education (ECDE).
While touring Ikolomani Sub-County, the governor announced the completion of Ikhulili ECDE Centre and confirmed that Irechelo ECDE Centre is now operational. He added that Shichinji ECDE Centre is under construction as part of a wider initiative involving over 60 ECDE projects across the region.
“We are committed to giving our children a strong start in life by investing in safe and conducive learning spaces,” said the governor.
“These projects are a testament to our belief that every child in Kakamega deserves a nurturing environment to begin their educational journey,” Governor Barasa emphasised.
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“We are not only building classrooms; we are building the future of this county.”
His administration has prioritised ECDE as a key component of the education agenda by equipping centres with child-friendly furniture, clean water, and modern sanitation.
Local leaders and parents have praised the move, citing improved enrolment and morale among learners.
“Our children now have a dignified place to learn, and this has motivated both learners and teachers,” said one of the residents.
The initiative supports the national vision of early childhood development, says Governor.
By Joseph Mambili
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