The Member of Parliament (MP) of Molo Constituency Kuria Kimani has made a commitment to bolster infrastructure within educational institutions in his area.
Speaking at Mary Mount Secondary School in Molo Constituency he pledged to enhance the quality of education across the constituency.
Kimani emphasized that the foundation of good education lies in adequate facilities, including laboratories, libraries, dormitories, and classrooms.
He further added that such infrastructure fosters a conducive learning environment and ultimately improves student performance.
The MP pledged to prioritize education to elevate the standards of education for the youth in Molo Sub County.
He further elaborated on measures taken to support education, which included mobilizing resources to equip secondary school dormitories within the constituency.
In addition to that Kimani urged parents to unite in supporting educational development initiatives initiated by his office within various educational institutions.
He stressed the importance of collaborative efforts among parents to ensure that their children receive a quality education, enabling them to become valuable contributors to society in the future.
Furthermore, Nakuru County Director of Education, Victoria Mulili, affirmed her commitment to collaborating with all county leaders to elevate educational standards and increase the number of students securing university education.
The event, graced by Nakuru Governor Susan Kihika and other dignitaries, marked a significant step toward enhancing the educational infrastructure and quality of education in Molo Constituency, reflecting the dedication of the MP and other stakeholders to the educational development of the region.
By Peter Otuoro
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