NAIROBI, Kenya, Jul 19 – The government has urged young people to reject political manipulation and steer clear of violence, saying it is focused on expanding access to healthcare, education and public services across the country. Breaking It Down Interior and National Administration Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo said the government remains committed to improving service delivery through the creation of new administrative units, increased
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NAIROBI, Kenya, Jul 19 – The government has urged young people to reject political manipulation and steer clear of violence, saying it is focused on expanding access to healthcare, education and public services across the country.
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Interior and National Administration Principal Secretary Raymond Omollo said the government remains committed to improving service delivery through the creation of new administrative units, increased enrolment into the Social Health Authority (SHA), and sustained investment in education.
Speaking during the funeral of a senior educationist in Ugunja, Siaya County, on Friday, Omollo urged political leaders to stop exploiting young people to settle political differences, warning that such actions often result in loss of life and destruction of property.
“Let’s not use our young people to settle our political scores. Things that lead to loss of lives and destruction of property must be avoided,” he said.
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He also challenged young people to reject attempts by politicians to incite them into violence.
Omollo defended the Kenya Kwanza administration’s development agenda, saying notable progress had been made in healthcare, education and public administration under President William Ruto’s government.
He announced that Sikalame Division in Siaya County is being operationalised, with a new Sub-County Commissioner expected to assume office next week.
The government is also recruiting chiefs and assistant chiefs for newly created locations and sub-locations to strengthen grassroots administration.
Acknowledging that Siaya has fewer administrative units than neighbouring counties, Omollo said the county would be prioritised in the next phase of gazetting new administrative units.
“We have discussed with the Cabinet Secretary, your Member of Parliament and the county leadership that in the next round of gazettement of new administrative units, Siaya will be given priority so that residents can access government services more easily,” he said.
📰 Source: Capital FM Kenya






