BARASA CECM ROARS IN OPARANYA BACKYARD MABOLE.

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KAKAMEGA COUNTY Minister for Water, Natural Resources and Climate Change Hon Penina Mukabane today roared in Mabole EX Governor's home area.

While distributing 600 energy and fuel-saving jikos to groups and registered indiduals, the CECM said Butere was setting a good political example to other Sub-counties by continuing to stand with the current Governor Fernandes Barasa. 
CECM Penina Mukabane handing an environmental-friendly jikos to special group individual registered under Flocka in Marenyo Shianda ward. 

She said the current Governor was determined to complete Firatsi water project serving three wards and that Ksh 45M had been allocated from the Goverment and Flocka. (an environmental conservation donor initiative. 

"Let us give support to the current administration untill 2032 then we can decide who will get this seat, We are happy that in Butere, we are being judged by the many projects we are finishing.

She SAID Mabole water project was complete and servo g over 1000 households including model school Mabole boys. 
STANDING TALL:  BUTERE Level 4 hospital that was at 30%complete now at 95%done.and awaiting official opening by President William Ruto early next month. 

The energy saver jikos were an initiative of the County and Flocka on a 50-50 basis where resources aimed at helping locals across the 12 sub counties are distributed equally along Climate change guidelines. 

This initiative also includes distribution of bicycles to organized groups and or individuals to cut down on carbon emissions thru limited use of foil fuel. 

Addressing over 609 attendees, the Minister however said it would be unfair to judge Governor Fernandes Barasa's three years projects against ten years of his predicesor. 

By a show of hands, the residents assured her that they will support the Goverment for another five year term adding that they were not party to noise of detractors. 
ENDS 

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