By MN Reporter
Kuria East MP Marwa Kitayama has commissioned a new multi-million Ntimaru police station to help bring peace at clash prone Kuria and Transamara border.
The new building replaces the old mud walled Ntimaru police station donated by the community ten years ago with Ntimaru OCPD Allyow Ali said it has been helping them.
“Despite the old building being condemned as inhabitable for use by officers, we will leave it standing at the site as a monument. We want to thank the Kuria East NG-CDF team for helping us to put up this new building, “ Ali said
The construction started way back in 2018.
He spoke as the area MP Marwa Kitayama handed over a cheque of Sh1.5 million to boost water and sanitation.
Kitayama said the police station was key being at the border, where cases of cattle rustling have been common.
The law maker was happy that insecurity at the border had reduced due to intensified police patrols.
Mwita Mahanga, the Migori Deputy Governor asked locals not to politicize security matters.
At the weekend, Kitayama issued cheques worth over Sh30 million to various primary and secondary schools.
The money, he said, would go towards improving the school’s infrastructure.
This includes and is not limited to building new modern classrooms, dormitories and laboratories.
Good job my area MP, I’ll vote u in again you’re doing splendid things
On my side I appreciate you Hon. Kitayama for the spirit you have to embrace development in Kuria East. Once again I humbly request for your support in my academic especially upkeep and school fees.
Name: Peter Mwita Mahanga
Reg no: EB8/47496/20
Institution: CHUKA UNIVERSITY
Academic Year: Y2S1
Phone number: 0112316595/0740154113
Thanks and God bless you abundantly.
This Member of Parliament of Kuria East is the best that Kuria has ever had. He is very articulate and concious of the constituents needs and development oriented mind. Kuria people were for once very wise to elect this youthful and vibrant leader.