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| H.E the governor unveiling the engineers of the Mutara primary relocation project to the public |
The county government is to relocate Mutara primary school to a safer ground at a cost
of Ksh 11 million.
The school is in Mutara Forest, where students face danger of being attacked by wild
animals as they go to school.
“We are aware that the work of building schools lies under the Constituency
Development Fund, but my government will finance the relocation of the school for
safety of our children,” H.E. Governor Joshua Irungu said, during the groundbreaking of
the proposed school-relocation site.
The governor was shocked to learn that the pupils travel unprotected deep into the
forest to access the school. The construction is expected to be completed in January
2017. He instructed the contractor to recruit most of the workers from the area.
The governor was on wards visit and he expected several ongoing projects, including
Kiamariga road, market and Mutara dispensary, which is 80% complete.
The Salama MCA Hon Wakahiu thanked the governor for visiting projects in his ward, in
addition to offering the relocate the school. The area MCA expressed his gratitude to
the county government for changing the face of Salama ward and initiating projects in
the area.
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