DP Ruto hands four buses to schools in Mombasa

Pupils and teachers could not hide their smile after they saw the gifts which will make movements easier.

In Summary

• The buses were ushered in the schools with style, decorated with colourful balloons.

• The DP is meeting with Kwale locals at the county government headquarters in Tsimba/Golini ward in Matuga sub-county.

Deputy President William Ruto in Mombasa County ushering the new buses to schools on Saturday June 25, 2022.
Deputy President William Ruto in Mombasa County ushering the new buses to schools on Saturday June 25, 2022.
Image: DPPS

Deputy President William Ruto on Saturday gifted four schools in Mombasa county with school buses.

The schools are, Mohamed Ali Girls Secondary School, Kongowea Secondary School, Frere Town Secondary School and Khadija Secondary School in Nyali Constituency.

The DP said Kenya Kwanza associates with area MP Mohamed Ali for his commitment and continued role in enhancing access to quality education in Nyali through the NG-CDF.

"We pledge to channel more funds to the grassroots to further our country’s development," Ruto said.

The buses were ushered into the schools in style, decorated with balloons.

Pupils and teachers could not hide their joy after they saw the buses that will aid teachers and students' movement.

Ruto will on Saturday pitch tents in Kwale for an economic forum event.

It is his second day to tour the region after launching a series of political rallies at the coast on Friday.

The DP is meeting with Kwale locals at the county government headquarters in Tsimba/Golini ward in Matuga sub-county.

He will be hosted by Kwale Governor Salim Mvurya and his deputy Fatuma Achani.

Ruto was accompanied by ANC party leader Musalia Mudavadi, Ford Kenya leader Moses Wetangula, Machakos governor Alfred Mutua and Tharaka Nithi senator Kithure Kindiki among others.

They are expected to discuss matters of the economy and future goals of the county.

Ruto promised to create job opportunities and improve food security through agriculture.

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