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Farouk Kibet hosts Likuyani leaders at Chepsaita in push for grassroots development

President’s Aide Farouk Taigut Kibet on Saturday hosted Likuyani Member of Parliament Hon. Innocent Mugabe and Members of the County Assembly from Likuyani at his Chepsaita residence for a consultative meeting focused on grassroots development.

The meeting brought together leaders from across Likuyani Constituency to strengthen bonds, share ideas, and build partnerships aimed at accelerating development at the village level.

Discussions centred on key priorities for residents, including roads, water, education, youth empowerment, agriculture, and improved access to government services.

The leaders agreed on the need for close coordination between the national government, Parliament, and the county assembly to ensure development projects reach the people.

Speaking during the meeting, Kibet reaffirmed the government’s commitment to working with local leaders to deliver tangible results.

He urged leaders to remain united and put the interests of residents first.

Hon. Mugabe welcomed the engagement, saying such forums were important for aligning development plans and addressing the real needs of the people of Likuyani.

The MCAs also shared views from their wards, highlighting ongoing projects and areas that need urgent attention.

The meeting ended with a renewed commitment to teamwork, open dialogue, and continued partnership in driving development in Likuyani and the wider Kakamega County.

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