HON. TIM WANYONYI WETANGULA…. THE PRIDE OF WESTLANDS …KAZI IENDELEE

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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 Remedios 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,
• Addressing health hazards through community driven sanitation programs
• Facilitating entrepreneurship and addressing market inefficiencies,
• Harnessing the potential of youth in combating unemployment in Westlands,
• Empowering special interest groups and providing safety nets for the vulnerable
• Encouraging social cohesion through cultural programming,
• Advocating for proper infrastructural development in Westland Constituency
• Enhancing security for residents through multi-stakeholder pronged approaches

The track record speaks for itself, the most accessible leader who listens and engages the electorate to determine the need and over a solution through sustainable programs. This he does without favor as you can see him engaging every person no matter their tribe, party affiliation, race, social status, class, age and even physical and mental ability. 

Hon. Tim Wetangula Wanyonyi has created positive change around him. He is living the philosophy of the worlds’ favorite statesman Nelson Rolihlahla Madiba Mandela who believed that, “What counts in life is not the mere fact we have lived. It is the difference we have made to the lives of others that will determine the significance of the life we lead.”

He is a hero, a great leader, a genius on wheels, a living icon worth being celebrated by the present and the generations to come.
#TIMTANOTENA

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