Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has urged contractors to accelerate the completion of government projects across Kenya, emphasizing that delays will not be tolerated. He stated this commitment during the Kuresoi North Constituency Economic Empowerment Engagement in Kuresoi town, Nakuru County, where he highlighted significant investments and initiatives aimed at improving citizens' livelihoods.

• Nakuru County has benefited from KSh 80 billion worth of projects, including affordable houses, institutional hostels, and modern markets, with a focus on quick delivery.
• Deputy President Kindiki challenged contractors to address delays, specifically citing the Kiambiriria-Chepsir Road project, where only 8 kilometers out of 40 kilometers have been completed, promising personal follow-up.
• The government is expanding electricity connections at a cost of KSh 2.2 billion to target an additional 23,000 households, with Kuresoi North allocated KSh 362 million to connect 3,700 new homesteads.
• 23 modern fresh produce markets are underway in Nakuru County, and two markets in Kuresoi North (Seguton and Kamara) are nearing completion at a cost of KSh 55 million.