Kuria said that after the trenches are done, he will ensure all the buildings inside the company land will be brought down.
“We want to build the cargo airport because we do not have cargo flights to transport our vegetables, avocados, and flowers to other countries. By doing so we will create thousands of jobs,” Kuria said.
Squatting on public land, the CS said, will be a thing of the past in the Kenya Kwanza administration.
Kuria announced to everyone squatting on the EAPCC land to use the remaining days before next Monday to take away their belongings, adding that there will be no other announcement about the same.
He said he is expecting the EAPCC to be the best cement company in the country and for its land to provide the best cargo hub in east and central Africa.
The CS said he is meeting the board members and top management staff from EAPCC next week to finalise the issue of land.
He was accompanied to the Athi River by top ministry officials.