WESTLANDS CONSTITUENCY

Hon Tim Wanyonyi issuing a motorbike to a youth group in Parklands Ward Westlands MP Tim Wanyonyi  is a calm, amiable, soft-spoken and gentleman. Tim is an anomaly in Kenyan politics because of his innovative servant leadership that breaks the barriers and build a bright future for the youth. Youth engagement and youth empowerment are close to his heart. In his 2013 campaigns Hon Tim Wanyonyi promised the youth of his commitment to create new self employment opportunities. Through his innovative Miradi Mitaani the legislator has impacted more than 6000 youth who are self reliant. Miradi Mitaani is an initiative designed to empower youth groups with Income Generating Activities (IGAs) that provide employment to the youth while increasing the income of the group members. Hon Tim Wanyonyi (MP WESTLANDS) with Westlands Youth. in a past event. It has gone a long way by targeting vulnerable youth who represent more than 50% of the Westlands population. These are youth wh

Thiongo Road while being rehabilitated by the County Government of Nairobi Contractor in this file photo My attention is drawn to an MP aspirant who wants to make political capital by dumping sand to parts of Thiongo road in an attempt to castigate failure by Westlands MP to rehabilitate the road. To my astonishment the MP aspirant managed by the well educated Moses Esemele seems deceived and manipulated to a backfired PR gimmick with no eyesight of the ramifications. Thiongo access road is categorized as a County Road.Well before the County called for proposals to rehabilitate the road on Feb 24, 2015 the residents of the area led led by Francis Mbugua Kamau led demonstrations in Mountain View by youth decrying the poor status of the road in May 2014. Westlands legislator Hon Tim Wanyonyi came and listened to their pleas. He took up the issue at two levels. He petitioned parliament for a budgetary allocation to the county to tarmac the road in addition to speaking to Dr Ev

Of all the ODM MP's running in Nairobi, I am most impressed by the solid development record of the Hon Tim Wanyonyi who despite being a Person Living With Disability (PWD), still outshone able colleagues in the 11th parliament. Tim's vision is contained in a comprehensive strategic plan he crafted soon after being elected as MP 2013. Among my favourite of Hon Tim Wanyonyi's projects was his commitment to improve education outcomes at all levels of learning in Westlands Constituency through integration of ICT in primary schools curricular. Recognizing that digital technology has the power to transform how young people learn, Hon Wanyonyi prioritized the setting up ICT facilities in schools within the constituency. The MP went ahead with the unprecedented implementation and supplied 17 of the 18 primary schools with fully equipped computer laboratories. The 18th school was only omitted because Safaricom Limited had, through its Corporate Social Responsibility pro

Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi while launching a fully fledged computer laboratory at Lower Kabete Primary School on October 2015. Hon Tim Wanyonyi vied for the Westlands Member of Parliament position with a strategic plan to improve the education outcomes at levels of learning in the Constituency termed MASOMOBORA. To achieve this he set up many projects. What in particular has Hon Tim Wanyonyi done at Lower Kabete Primary School? LOWER KBETE PRIMARY   FOCUS Lower Kabete Primary   School is a public mixed day   primary   school located in Kitisuru Ward, Westlands Constituency in Nairobi County.It is roughly 10 kilometers from Nairobi CBD.The school was neglected by previous regimes. Hon Tim Wanyonyi embarked on improving education standards at   Lower Kabete Primary   School immediately after his election in 2013.The school has an enrollment of 806 pupils (2017) an improvement from the 440 pupils it had in 2013. KEY   MILESTONES   AT   LOWER KABETE PRIMARY   COURTESY OF HON

Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi (Blue Coat) listening to the HeadBoy of Kihumbuini primary school in a file picture. Westlands over the years we have had representation in parliament starting with Fitz Remedio s who ascended to power in 1963 and did usher in Samuel Kivuitu in 1969, Isaac waweru 1974, Krishan chander 1979, Samuel Kivuitu 1983, njoroge mungai 1988, Amin Walji 1992, and Fred Ngumo who took over in a by election in 1994 to 2013. All this were leaders chosen by the people and looking back at the impact they had to the electorate. A saying goes “You have to kiss a lot of frogs before you find your prince” and yes we did until 8th march 2013 when a prince was given to us in HON. TIM WANYONYI a true servant leader was chosen by God for the people of Westland’s and I will say this has really changed the constituency in all perspectives,  His main focus has been on:- • Improving education outcomes, • Improving Health Access and Quality in Westlands Constituency, • Addressin