Webuye East Member of Parliament, Martin Wanyonyi, has spoken out against leaders who are politicizing the construction of Makemo Technical Training Institute. Addressing attendees at St Teresa Special School for mentally challenged students in Webuye, Wanyonyi emphasized that all necessary procedures have been properly followed, and construction is currently in progress.
The MP expressed frustration with certain leaders from Webuye who he claims are actively attempting to derail the development of the region’s first technical training institute. “The government has already disbursed KSh10 million to kick start the construction,” Wanyonyi announced, reaffirming the project’s legitimacy and progress.
In addition to addressing the controversy surrounding the technical institute, Wanyonyi also demonstrated his commitment to the education sector by issuing a cheque to cover the school fees of 102 mentally challenged students. This gesture underscores his dedication to supporting vulnerable learners within his constituency.
Furthermore, the MP pledged to improve infrastructure in schools across Webuye East, aiming to create a more conducive learning environment for all students. His remarks and actions highlight a broader vision for educational advancement and community development in the region.
As construction of the Makemo Technical Training Institute continues, Wanyonyi’s advocacy for the project remains steadfast. His efforts to enhance educational opportunities and support for special needs students are pivotal steps towards a brighter future for Webuye East.
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