Njoro Member of Parliament Charity Kathambi Chepkwony has commissioned a new Chief’s office and a solar-powered water project at Sigotik, Arap Towett, in Nessuit, in a move aimed at improving public service delivery and access to clean water.

The MP joined residents of Nessuit for the commissioning ceremony, marking the completion of two projects expected to address local administrative needs and water challenges facing the community.

The new Chief’s office is expected to bring administrative services closer to residents, making it easier for locals to access government services within their area. Meanwhile, the solar-powered water project is expected to improve access to clean water for households in Sigotik and surrounding areas.

Speaking during the ceremony, Kathambi said Njoro had made progress in development but acknowledged that more work remained to improve the lives of residents.

She reaffirmed her commitment to continuing development initiatives across the constituency, saying she would remain focused on serving the people with humility, discipline and purpose.

Kathambi noted that development was a continuous journey that required consistency and dedication to addressing the needs of local communities.

Residents welcomed the projects, expressing appreciation for the improved access to administrative services and the anticipated benefits of the solar-powered water system.

The commissioning of the two projects adds to ongoing efforts to improve essential services and infrastructure in Nessuit, with residents expected to benefit from better access to water and local administration.

The MP reiterated her commitment to working with residents to address community needs and advance development across Njoro Constituency.