Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has launched the Nyambari Economic Stimulus Programme (ESP) Market in Lari Constituency./DPCSDeputy President Kithure Kindiki has launched the Nyambari Economic Stimulus Programme (ESP) Market in Lari Constituency, Kiambu County, as the government steps up the implementation of development projects in the area.
Kindiki said the government was ready to roll out key projects aimed at improving livelihoods, increasing productivity and creating better economic opportunities for residents.
He said the Nyambari market would provide traders with improved facilities while supporting economic activity in the area.
The Deputy President also launched the Uplands-Githunguri Road, saying continued investment in infrastructure would improve connectivity and ease the movement of people and goods.
Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has launched the Nyambari Economic Stimulus Programme (ESP) Market in Lari Constituency./DPCSKindiki was accompanied by local leaders, including Lari MP Mburu Kahangara and Thika MP Alice Ng’ang’a.
Speaking during the launch, Kindiki said the government would continue investing in projects aimed at supporting farmers and improving economic activity.
“We will continue building roads in the area and across kiambu ciunty ,we will also distribute Siemens, and animal feeds and lowered the price of fertilisers,” he said.
He said the government would continue investing in the construction of high-end markets to promote productivity and provide traders and farmers with better facilities.
According to Kindiki, Lari Constituency will benefit from three markets under the government’s development programme. The Deputy President also warned against the sale and consumption of counterfeit alcohol, urging leaders and residents to support efforts to protect communities from harmful products.
Kindiki further used the occasion to campaign for the re-election of President William Ruto while urging Kenyans to maintain peace and order ahead of the 2027 General Election.
“By promoting the unity of the nation, we promote our community,” Kindiki said.
He called on political leaders to stop inciting Kenyans and instead work towards maintaining peace and strengthening national unity. Kindiki also called for reconciliation among leaders, saying political differences should not be allowed to divide communities.
“I have forgiven my enemies,” he said, urging leaders to unite and focus on issues affecting Kenyans.
Kahangara said the government had initiated a number of development projects in Lari, with continued investment in roads expected to improve transportation and movement of goods and people.
He said residents were appreciating the projects being implemented in the constituency.
“We are happy for this government, locals are happy,” Kahangara said.
