Governor Natembeya Rallies Support for Upcoming Kitale ASK Show, Set for October 8–11

 

 Trans Nzoia Governor George Natembeya today met with the Kitale Agricultural Society of Kenya (ASK) management team to review ongoing preparations for the upcoming ASK Show, scheduled to take place from October 8th to 11th, 2025.

The high-level meeting, held at the ASK Showground in Kitale, focused on ensuring the annual agricultural event maintains its reputation as a leading platform for innovation, sustainability, and community empowerment.

Governor Natembeya emphasized the significance of this year’s exhibition, noting that it presents a critical opportunity for stakeholders across the agricultural value chain to converge, share knowledge, and foster new partnerships.

“This year’s ASK Show must stand out as a beacon of agricultural progress and community engagement,” said the Governor. “We are committed to making it not only a celebration of our farming heritage but also a platform for transformative ideas and practices that will drive the future of agriculture in Trans Nzoia and beyond.”

He further reaffirmed his administration’s full support for the event, stating that the county government is working closely with ASK leadership and other partners to ensure a successful show that reflects the county’s potential as the nation’s breadbasket.

In addition to showcasing innovations in agri-technology and sustainable practices, the ASK Show will also serve as a hub for youth empowerment, environmental conservation, and economic networking.

Governor Natembeya encouraged farmers, entrepreneurs, and the public at large to participate actively in the event, underscoring its importance in accelerating the region’s socio-economic transformation.