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Kiambu Residents Urge Government to Prioritize Completion of Road Projects.

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Residents of Kiambu County have voiced their demands for the government to prioritize the completion of pending road projects before initiating new ones. This call was made during a public hearing for the 2024-25 national budget, where residents presented their wish list to the National Assembly’s Budget and Appropriations Committee.

During the hearing, residents expressed their concerns about the state of roads in the county, highlighting the adverse effects of incomplete projects on their daily lives. They emphasized the importance of having well-maintained roads for efficient transportation of goods and services, as well as for the safety and convenience of commuters.

“We urge the government to focus on finishing the road projects that have been left incomplete for years,” stated one resident during the hearing. “These unfinished projects not only disrupt traffic but also pose risks to motorists and pedestrians.”

The residents acknowledged that while new road projects may be necessary for the development of the county, they emphasized the urgency of prioritizing the completion of ongoing projects first. They urged the government to allocate sufficient funds and resources to ensure the timely completion of these projects, which have been a longstanding concern for the community.

Members of the National Assembly’s Budget and Appropriations Committee assured the residents that their concerns would be taken into consideration during the budgetary allocation process. They pledged to work closely with relevant government agencies to address the issue of incomplete road projects in Kiambu County.

In response to the residents’ demands, government officials have promised to review the status of ongoing road projects and expedite their completion where necessary. They emphasized the government’s commitment to improving infrastructure across the country to facilitate economic growth and enhance the quality of life for all citizens.

The public hearing served as a platform for residents to engage directly with policymakers and advocate for their priorities in the upcoming national budget. Residents of Kiambu County remain hopeful that their demands for the completion of road projects will be addressed, paving the way for improved infrastructure and better connectivity in the region.

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