President William Ruto on Friday, November 13, held a meeting with elected leaders from Kiambu County at State House, Nairobi, in an engagement focused on development priorities and the government’s agenda.
The delegation comprised elected representatives from the county and was led by National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah.
The meeting provided an opportunity for the leaders to discuss government programmes, development projects and issues affecting residents in their respective constituencies.
The State House meeting also allowed the elected representatives to present concerns from their constituencies and engage the President on the implementation of development initiatives.
Ruto has in recent months stepped up engagements with elected leaders from different parts of the country as he seeks to advance his administration’s agenda and strengthen support for government programmes.
The meeting with the Kiambu delegation comes at a time when political activity is gathering momentum ahead of the 2027 General Election.
Kiambu is considered a politically influential county in the Mt Kenya region, making its political direction significant as parties and political leaders position themselves ahead of the next election.
The meeting comes amid heightened political realignments in the region, with competing political camps seeking to consolidate support and influence the direction of Mt Kenya politics.
Ruto’s engagement with the county’s elected leaders therefore offered an opportunity to strengthen ties with local…
