The KPC Foundation has unveiled three new classrooms worth Sh6 million at St. Joseph Comprehensive School in Elburgon, Molo Sub-County, Nakuru County.
The project aims to expand access to quality education and provide a conducive learning environment for students in communities along the Kenya Pipeline Company Right of Way.
The commissioning ceremony was attended by Opiyo Wandayi, Cabinet Secretary for Energy and Petroleum, alongside Nakuru County Governor Susan Kihika, Deputy Governor David Kones, Area Member of Parliament Kuria Kimani, local MCAs, the area Chief, and other county officials.
Speaking at the event, KPC Managing Director and Foundation Chair Joe Sang emphasised the organisation’s commitment to community development through strategic investments in education, environment, youth empowerment, water, and sanitation.
“The KPC Foundation remains committed to supporting initiatives that strengthen educational infrastructure and improve learning outcomes. By investing in school facilities, we are investing in the future of our communities and our nation,” he said.
The Foundation has previously completed education projects in Nakuru County, including the construction and equipping of two classrooms at Nairobi Road Primary School and two classrooms at Empeut Primary School.
These efforts form part of the KPC Foundation’s broader strategy to enhance educational infrastructure and support sustainable community development nationwide.
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