Buzeki Urges Uasin Gishu Leaders to End Infighting, Deliver on Promises

Former Uasin Gishu gubernatorial aspirant Zedekiah Bundotich, popularly known as Buzeki, has called on the county’s leadership to set aside political differences and focus on delivering the promises they made to voters.

In a statement released on Sunday, Buzeki urged leaders to remember the unity they once shared before assuming office, noting that public service should take precedence over personal and political disagreements.

“Elections will come and go, but the commitments made to the people must be honored,” he said, cautioning against unnecessary delays and stalled projects.

Buzeki reminded leaders that their performance record will ultimately determine their political future, especially as the next election cycle approaches. He encouraged residents to remain vigilant and informed, emphasizing accountability in leadership.

Using the phrase “Tai OLE tai – ko SPEED governor,” Buzeki underscored the need for urgency and decisive leadership in addressing the county’s development agenda.

His remarks come amid growing public concern over political wrangles within the Uasin Gishu County leadership, which many residents say have slowed service delivery.