OVER 2.7M RAISED AS MWAMBU GRACES FUNDSDRIVE.

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Bumula Member of Parliament Hon. Mwambu Mabongah has led leaders in a church fundraising at St. Mary Magdalene Kimatuni Catholic Church,a move aimed at raising funds for completion of church construction.

In an event dotted by spiritual nourishment, song and dance,the legislator carried on with the mood and wooed the congregants into hearty giving that saw Ksh. 2,730,000 raised in a function that targeted far less.

Speaking at the function,Mwambu enumerated his development course giving emphasis to his infrastructure reform agenda,an initiative that was confirmed and lauded by teachers present. His last mile electricity connection programme,the Bodaboda empowerment, youth enterprise development fund access and the equitable bursary scheme featured positively.
"You have seen schools move from trees to permanent classrooms. You have witnessed Bodaboda empowered through sponsored bike ownership. You have seen youth apply for youth enterprise development fund, something that was never heard of previously. You have seen bursaries being given out equitably. Applications are opening again and more beneficiaries are set to benefit. This is what you send me to do. This is what I'm doing. I pledge to up the game. Bumula must flourish," Hon. Mwambu said.
 According to father Pius Lukhale,the parish priest,the funds will go a long way in completing construction works on the 4,000- seater church that he started a year ago.

In attendance were wife to the area MCA,the MCA Khasoko ward,Former Cllr,Kimwela,Mr. Julius Bakasa,principals of schools and other guests.



Bumula MP Mwambu Mabongah shares a moment with Father Pius Lukhale,the Parish Priest, Kimatuni. FILE.

The St. Mary Magdalene Kimatuni Catholic Church for which the fundsdrive was held.|FILE.


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  1. Unknown25 June 2019 at 22:51

    The greatest development is achieved during the first years of life, and therefore it is then that the greatest care should be taken. If this is done, then the child does not become a burden; he will reveal himself as the greatest marvel of nature.Hongera My mp Hon mwambu

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