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Kiharu MP rolls out Masomo Bora programme for day schools

Kiharu MP rolls out Masomo Bora programme  for day schools
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The Mountain Journal

It was pomp and dance in Kiharu  constituency after the Kiharu Masomo Bora programme was rolled out.


 In  the Sh70 Million programme facilitated by NG CDF  targets 14,000 students is  designed to revamp  secondary  school education, MP Ndindi Nyoro said  the learners will be paying Sh1,000 per term down from Sh 6,500 charged.


 The parents and leaders who converged at Mugoiri secondary  school  described the programme as eye openers as many have been unable to pay the required fees  for their children

 There are 58 day secondary  schools  in Murang’a East and Kahuro sub counties.


Launching the programme, Ndindi said there will be rehabilitation of the secondary school education to ensure they match with the private facilities.

In my first term I renovated the primary schools  where the class rooms have been tiled  and roads done.


“ In the second term I am interested in improving the primary schools compounds further with more concentration in the revamping of secondary schools,” said the Kiharu MP.

Present  were Senators Samson Chelegai  Nandui and Joe Nyutu( Murang’a), MPs Didmus Baraza( Kimilili), Jane Njeri( Kirinyaga) John  Kaguchia( (Mukurwe ini), Githua wamachukuru( Kabete), and Jane Kagiri (Laikipia).

 Others were Muchangi Karemba( Embu) and Gitonga Mukundi( Manyatta).

 They lauded Kiharu MP  over the crafting of the education programme, saying it will positively impact the lives of the learners in the future. 

www.themountainjournal.co.ke

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