Govt projects to continue in Ol Kalou after UDA defeat: Kuria

NAIROBI, Kenya July 18 – Former Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has congratulated Ol Kalou MP-elect Kamau Ngotho following his decisive victory in the just-concluded parliamentary by-election, while assuring residents that government development projects in the constituency will not be affected by the election outcome. Breaking It Down Kuria, who spearheaded the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) campaigns in Ol Kalou, said he personally called the

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NAIROBI, Kenya July 18 – Former Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has congratulated Ol Kalou MP-elect Kamau Ngotho following his decisive victory in the just-concluded parliamentary by-election, while assuring residents that government development projects in the constituency will not be affected by the election outcome.

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Kuria, who spearheaded the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) campaigns in Ol Kalou, said he personally called the newly elected lawmaker to congratulate him on his victory.

“This morning I have called MP-Elect Hon Kamau Ngotho to congratulate him for his resounding victory. The people of Ol Kalou have spoken and it is clear Hon Ngotho has the overwhelming support of the people of Ol Kalou,” Kuria said.

The former Cabinet Secretary added that, despite UDA losing the seat, all ongoing government projects would continue without interruption.

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“As the person who was coordinating development projects in Ol Kalou on behalf of the government, I have assured Hon Ngotho that none of the projects will stop,” he stated.

Kuria outlined a long list of projects that he said would continue despite the by-election outcome.

Among them is the construction of Nyandarua University, which he said will proceed as planned.

“Construction of Nyandarua University will continue unabated,” he said.

He also confirmed that major road projects, including the tarmacking of the Ithagani–Nyaituga–Ngorika–Kanyiriti road and the Lake Ol Bolosat access road, will continue.

Kuria said the Nairobi–Gilgil–Ol Kalou–Nyahururu railway line will continue operating for cargo every day and passenger services every Tuesday and Friday.

📰 Source: Capital FM Kenya

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