Governor Wavinya Vows To Complete All Unfinished Projects That Were Initiated By Former Governor Alfred Mutua.

Machakos Governor Wavinya Ndeti has vowed to complete all unfinished projects initiated by former governor Alfred Mutua even as she rolls out new development projects in order to ensure value for money already spent on the projects.

Governor Ndeti said taxpayers funds will go to waste if the projects initiated by her predecessor remained unfinished.

Speaking at the African Inland Church,Vota in Machakos on Sunday, Governor Ndeti faulted those who had politicized a recent Auditor General's report on a 12-storey building near the People's Park clarifying that the audit query on the said building was on lack of completion and not alleged misuse of funds.

She said the construction of the building initiated by her predecessor had stalled after being allocated Sh390 Million and it was her duty to ensure it was completed.

"There's a building at the People's Park by Governor Mutua. That was taxpayers money and I have a responsibility to complete the construction of the building,"said Governor Ndeti.

She pointed out that the building had already cost Sh250 Million by the time the new administration took office and it would attract legal suits by the contractor if the current government did not allocate funds towards its completion.

Governor Ndeti said it is her Government which had supplied the Auditor General with information on the status of various projects in the County.

She said her Government had also provided information on 'ghost workers' who had been receiving payment from the County Government without working,a trend which she said had since been stopped.

Governor Ndeti also called on residents to take advantage of the ongoing rains to engage in farming and plant trees in order to combat climate change and restore the environment.

She cautioned motorists to be careful on the road in order to stem road carnage which was on the rise during this rainy season.

Governor Wavinya Ndeti Urges Machakos Residents To Plant More Trees To Mitigate Climate Change.

Speaking at AIC Vota in Machakos County on Sunday while attending church service,  Machakos County Governor Wavinya Ndeti urged Machakos County residents to plant more trees to help mitigate climate change effects and help green our country, Kenya.

"It's our land, let's green it," said Governor Wavinya Ndeti 

Wavinya asked residents to embrace tree planting during rain season in order to conserve the environment. 

Indeed, she noted that apart from safeguarding the environment from degradation, trees were also a source of wealth.

She encouraged residents to make it a regular practice  to plant trees and work towards ecosystem restoration.

Moreover, the governor called on Machakos Residents to support the government's initiative to address the adverse effects of climate change by planting trees.

"I'm calling on all Machakos County residents to embrace tree planting. This will not only help conserve the environment but also will also earn you some income ," revealed Governor Wavinya Ndeti.

Following the ongoing rains,  Governor Wavinya Ndeti urged Machakos County residents to exercise caution and avoid loitering around flooded areas.

She reiterated her commitment to serving Machakos Residents,  pointing out that service delivery is her key agenda for the benefit of Machakos people who elected her with many votes.