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…..
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Despite the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) losing the Ol Kalou parliamentary by-election, former Cabinet Secretary Moses Kuria has assured residents that all ongoing government development projects will continue uninterrupted.
- Moses Kuria personally congratulated the newly elected MP, Kamau Ngotho, on his victory.
- Key projects set to continue include the construction of Nyandarua University, road tarmacking, and 36 electrification projects.
- Kuria emphasized that development should benefit all residents, regardless of political affiliation, stating "democracy and development will win."
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