• It's been moved from a safe haven for criminals to a place of serene beauty
Michuki memorial park entry
President Uhuru Kenyatta on Friday evening opened the rehabilitated Michuki Park in Nairobi county.
The park, which was initially known as the Mazingira Park, was renamed to Michuki Park by the Ministry of Environment in 2012, in honour of the late John Michuki.
In attendance were President Uhuru Kenyatta, Environment CS Keriako Tobiko and Chief Conservator of Forests Julias Kamau. Uhuru said the park has been restored to its initial look.
“We have moved it from a safe haven for criminals to a place of serene beauty and peace and from a lifeless habitat to a life-supporting ecosystem, leading to the re-emergence of birds,” he said.
President Uhuru Kenyatta watches a tree as Environment CS Keriako Tobiko watchesInterior CS Fred Matiang'i and Keriako Tobiko talk to East Africa Youngest Climate Change Ambassador Ellyanne WanjikuNairobi Governor Mike Sonko plants a tree with the help of Chief Conservator of Forests Julias Kamau Sports CS Amina Mohamed and Keriako Tobiko plant a tree as Environment PS Chris Kiptoo, Julius Kamau and Nema chairperson John Koncellah watchKeriako Tobiko, Ellyhanne Wanjiku and NMS Director General water a treeKeriako tobiko and Suasan Michuki, daughter to the late John Michuki, water a tree with the help of KFS Board chairman Peter Kinyua
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