- Wetang'ula further said while Rome wasn't built in a day, collective effort can shape a better future.
- He went ahead to wish everyone happy holidays during this festive season.
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National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula has said he will improve healthcare facilities and infrastructure in his ward.
He spoke on Monday when he joined faithful at Mukhweya Parish Catholic Church in Bungoma.
"In the ward, I've pledged to enhance the healthcare facilities, infrastructure, and help build a regional referral hospital that extends beyond our residents to serve the entire region," Wetang'ula said.
The National Assembly speaker said the government has also pledged to avail subsidised fertiliser at the subcounty headquarters.
This, he said, is aimed at easing agricultural discomfort for farmers and to tackle challenges collectively.
"The government has pledged avail subsidised fertiliser at the subcounty headquarters to enable easy access by farmers for the sake of improving food production," he said.
Wetang'ula further said while Rome wasn't built in a day, collective effort can shape a better future.
He went ahead to wish everyone happy holidays during this festive season.
"As we enjoy Christmas, may your days be filled with joy, laughter, and cherished moments. I wish you and your loved ones a season brimming with peace, love, and the magic of togetherness," he said.
"Merry Christmas to you all!"
Wetangula was accompanied by Bungoma Senator David Wakoli, area MCA Sam Mukhongo and his counterpart Ken Wanyama among other leaders.
On October 21, Wetang’ula has called on leaders from Western Kenya to support President William Ruto’s transformation agenda.
He highlighted the importance of the UHC and quality health service delivery to the people of
Wetang'ula noted government's commitment to providing financial assistance for indigent individuals to ensure the most vulnerable members of society can access quality healthcare.
He noted that free treatment for chronic illnesses and accidents, including those involved in boda boda accidents, as a crucial aspect of healthcare accessibility following the enactment of the four health bills.
He also commended President Ruto's reduction of cost of fertiliser, which benefits farmers in the region and across the country.