Bomet Governor Prof Hillary Barchok has, for the better part of the day, visited Chemagel Ward for a development tour where he inspected ongoing projects, commissioned completed projects and addressed wananchi who turned up in their numbers to interact with him.
Prof. Barchok kicked off the day at Lulusik area where he commissioned Arap Chebusit-Lulusik road that was recently completed by the roads department of the county government. Addressing the area residents, the governor the new road would not only unlock the economic potential of the area but would also connect the people to opportunities.
From there, the governor and his entourage made his way to Tumbelyon village where he officially opened a state-of-the-art ECDE centre constructed by his administration.
“We reiterate our commitment to ensure that our young learners are given the best foundation to enable them achieve their dreams later in their academic life”, Said the governor.
Prof. Barchok proceeded to Kamirai village where he checked on the progress of Avocado and Mango seedlings at Betty Chirchir’s farm. The seedlings were distributed to farmers across the county by Governor Barchok’s administration last year. He expressed his optimism that the venture would earn farmers a decent living once the plants start bearing fruits in the near future.
At Kimoso Primary school, the governor commissioned yet another modern ECDE centre whose construction was funded by the county government of Bomet.
“The education of our children is a priority for us as an administration and we will ensure that we hire enough ECDE teachers for our kids”, Said Prof. Barchok.
The governor then made his way to Kapinderem village where he commissioned the Sotik water project that has been fully solarized to reduce operational and conserve the environment as well.
“By leveraging solar power, Bomet ensures a more affordable, sustainable, and reliable water supply for thousands of residents across the county”, The governor told thd residents.
The governor was accompanied by his DG Shadrack Rotich, a host of MCAs led by area MCA Dennis Busienei, CECMs, COs, among other staff from the county government.
