“I also want to congratulate MPs-elect Leah Sankaire, George Sunkuyia, and Onesimus Nkogoyo with all the MCA-elect candidates from the UDA in Kajiado,” said Seki.
“I am deeply humbled by your support and I want to ensure you that am going to work day and night to make sure that your concerns are heard and addressed,” said an upbeat elected MCA.
Daniel ole Kukan (UDA) beat the incumbent, Amos Peshut (Wiper) in Imaroro Ward, while Nicholas Moloma of ODM unseated Henry Kimiti in Kenyewa/Poka Ward.
“It has been one of my life’s greatest times as I was able to interact, with thousands of my supporters as shared my dreams and aspirations for this great county,” said the UDA.
Pareno said her role as a senator is to ensure that devolved money gets to the county in time and that the same is planned for to the last cent.
If the Mizani Africa poll is anything to go by, the four other candidates will require anything more than a miracle to change or to break the tides.
“We know that contamination of water sources can cause diseases like cholera and hepatitis and can harm animals and adversely affect the food chain,” Marakat said.
Then you find out that in the camp there is a Njoroge, an Atieno, a Bakari, a Wekesa, a Kipkorir, a Nyambane, and others.
Metito is facing other two top contenders – Joseph Lenku (ODM) and David Nkedianye (Jubilee), and Ambrose Kago (Independent) in the August 9 general election.
On the two lists are two ‘professional’ county assembly nominees like Jane Saruni and one, Josephine Sharar.