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Governor Irungu Kangata and MP Ndidi Nyoro are models of effective governance

February 18, 2025February 18, 202511 mins
Kamomonti wa Kiambati

Do you want to see what prudent use of NGCDF can realize? Visit Ndidi Nyoro’s Kiharu Constituency. Do you want to see what an effective governor can realize? Visit Irungu Kangata’s Murang’a County. These two leaders have set themselves apart as true champions of effective leadership. Allow me to celebrate them in this piece today.

Nyoro and Kang’ata are two leaders in Kenya who have consistently demonstrated what prudent management of public resources can achieve. As the Member of Parliament for Kiharu Constituency and the Governor of Murang’a County, respectively, their approaches to leadership, resource allocation, and development have set them apart as models of effective governance. Nyoro has proven that when used wisely, the Constituency Development Fund (CDF) can be a powerful tool for transforming lives. Under his leadership, Kiharu Constituency has witnessed a remarkable transformation in terms of infrastructure, education, and healthcare services, to mention a few areas.

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One of the most outstanding aspects of Nyoro’s leadership is his focus on education. He has ensured that funds from the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF) are channelled towards building modern classrooms, equipping schools with the necessary learning materials, and providing scholarships and bursaries for students from underprivileged backgrounds.

By focusing on education, Nyoro is not only building the future of Kiharu but also giving children from disadvantaged families a fighting chance. The scholarships and bursaries have enabled many students to pursue secondary and tertiary education, some of whom would have otherwise dropped out due to financial constraints.

This focus on education is an investment in human capital that will pay dividends for generations to come. By empowering the youth with education, Nyoro is contributing to the development of a more skilled and competitive workforce.

Beyond education, Kiharu’s infrastructure has also seen significant improvements under Nyoro’s leadership. Roads that were previously impassable, especially during the rainy season, have been upgraded and expanded, making transportation easier and boosting economic activities in the constituency.

Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro gives a speech after launching the education programme. Photo Courtesy

Access to better roads has allowed farmers to transport their produce to markets more efficiently, enhancing trade and ensuring that agricultural products reach consumers promptly. Additionally, the improved road network has opened up Kiharu for investment, attracting businesses and creating employment opportunities for the local population.

Nyoro has also made strides in the healthcare sector by improving the capacity of health centers in the constituency. The availability of essential drugs, trained personnel, and modern medical equipment in local health facilities means that residents do not have to travel long distances to access healthcare services.

This has not only improved the overall health of the community but has also reduced the financial burden on families, as they can now access affordable and quality healthcare closer to home. By strengthening healthcare, Nyoro is safeguarding the well-being of the people, which is crucial for the productivity and development of the region.

Similarly, Kang’ata, as the Governor of Murang’a County, has demonstrated what a capable and dedicated county leader can achieve. His tenure has been marked by a focus on healthcare, infrastructure, and agriculture, all of which are critical to the growth and prosperity of the county. One of his most notable achievements is the improvement of healthcare services in the county.

Murang’a Governor Irungu Kang’ata.

Kang’ata has overseen the construction and renovation of health facilities, increasing the availability of medical services in rural areas. By ensuring that county hospitals and dispensaries are well-equipped and staffed, Kang’ata has improved access to healthcare for thousands of Murang’a residents.

Kang’ata’s administration has also strongly emphasised agriculture, which is the backbone of Murang’a’s economy. His policies have aimed at supporting farmers through the provision of agricultural inputs, training, and market access. Under his leadership, the county government has initiated programs to promote modern farming techniques, including the use of irrigation to ensure year-round farming.

These efforts have led to increased productivity, better crop yields, and higher incomes for farmers. By prioritizing agriculture, Kang’ata is not only ensuring food security for Murang’a but also boosting the local economy by empowering farmers to thrive.

Infrastructure development in Murang’a County has also flourished under Kang’ata’s leadership. He has spearheaded the construction of roads, bridges, and other essential infrastructure, which has significantly improved the connectivity within the county. The improved infrastructure has not only made transportation easier for residents but has also opened up the county to investment and tourism. Businesses can now operate more efficiently, while tourists can access Murang’a’s scenic sites, boosting both trade and tourism.

What sets both Nyoro and  Kang’ata apart as leaders is their clear understanding of the needs of their constituents and their ability to deliver on promises. They have both demonstrated that development is achievable when resources are managed well and allocated where they are most needed. They have taken a hands-on approach to leadership, constantly engaging with the people to understand their concerns and aspirations. This connection with the grassroots has enabled them to tailor their development initiatives to address the most pressing issues in their areas.

Transparency

Moreover, both leaders have shown transparency and accountability in the use of public funds. By ensuring that funds are used for their intended purposes, they have built trust with their constituents and set a standard for other leaders to emulate. Their success stories demonstrate that good governance is not just about political rhetoric but about tangible results that improve the lives of the people.

In conclusion, Nyoro and Kang’ata are exemplary leaders whose efforts have transformed Kiharu Constituency and Murang’a County, respectively. Their prudent use of resources, commitment to development, and focus on key areas such as education, healthcare, infrastructure, and agriculture have had a lasting impact on the lives of their constituents.

They have set themselves apart as leaders who not only understand the needs of the people but also have the vision and capability to deliver meaningful and sustainable development. As other leaders across the country seek to replicate their success, Nyoro and Kang’ata’s leadership provides a blueprint for what can be achieved when leaders prioritize the people’s well-being and responsibly manage public resources.

By Kamomonti wa Kiambati

Kamomonti teaches English and Literature in Gatundu North Sub County

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