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"Hatutaki BaraBara, Tunataka Pesa Mfukoni"- Muranga residents tells Ruto


Residents of Murang’a County have sent a strong message to President William Ruto, saying they are increasingly less interested in infrastructure development and would rather see the government focus on creating jobs and improving their livelihoods.

During the townhall engagement with residents, locals expressed frustration that although roads and other infrastructure projects are important, such developments have not necessarily translated into better living conditions for ordinary families. They argued that what many households need most is a reliable source of income to meet their daily needs.

Some residents told Ruto that they would rather continue using poor roads if that meant their children could secure employment and have opportunities to earn a living. According to them, infrastructure alone cannot put food on the table, pay school fees or help young people escape the difficulties of unemployment.

The residents challenged the government to shift more attention towards economic empowerment, job creation and opportunities that would allow young people to become financially independent. They said many families were struggling despite the visible development projects, insisting that the real measure of progress should be whether ordinary citizens have money in their pockets.

Their message to the President was that development should go beyond roads, bridges and buildings. They want an economy that creates opportunities, supports businesses and gives young people a chance to earn a decent living, arguing that better livelihoods matter more to them than impressive infrastructure projects.

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