WESTLANDS CONSTITUENCY

Hon Tim Wanyonyi having a practical session on one of the new computers at Loresho Primary School Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi has strengthened his commitment to giving pupils in Westlands Constituency hands-on experiences in digital literacy by opening two  new 40 workstation Computer labs at Loresho Primary School and Lower Kabete Primary School in Kitisuru Ward  on Thursday, October 22,2015 and Friday, October 23, 2015 respectively.  Lower Kabete Primary School's new computer laboratory The Computer Labs consist of 40 computers, internet connectivity, NComputing as well as a server where academic content can be shared with each learner using one of the computers. The computer labs are expected to serve the Loresho Primary school’s 1,140 pupils and 26 teachers as well as Lower Kabete Primary School's 750 pupils and 20 teachers . Teachers and pupils will use the laboratories to do their work, research and other academic needs. The ICT Centres mark

Hon Tim Wanyonyi having a practical experience with the new computers in Kabete Vet Lab Primary School Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi  officially opened Kabete Vet Lab Primary School's first ever computer laboratory since its inception in 1968 on Friday, October 16, 2015 . He fully equipped the laboratory in partnership with various partners such as Computer Pride Limited. Kabete Vet Lab Primary is  the 6th ICT centre that the hardworking Westlands Member of National Assembly has established in the Constituency. The five other  ICT centres include: Kangemi Polytechnic Lab (Mt View Ward); Highridge Secondary School Lab ( Highridge/Parklands Ward), Kangemi Primary School Lab (Mt View Ward), Visa Oshwal Primary School Lab (Highridge/Parklands Ward) and Hospital Hill Primary School's Lab (Highridge/Parklands Ward). Kabete Vet Lab Primary Pupils in their new Computer Lab Each of the ICT centres comprises of 40 computers, internet connectivity, a resource sharing server

From the right Nairobi Governor H.E. Evans Kidero, Westlands MP Hon Tm Wanyonyi and  Highridge/Parklands MCA Hon Jaffer Kassam Kangemi Market Modernization The Nairobi County Governor H.E. Evans Kidero has assured the Westlands Constituency MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi as well as other Westlands Association Stakeholders that the construction of a modern market will commence in Kangemi in less than three months time. The market has been subject to various court wrangles regarding land ownership. Additionally, the market has been characterized by frequent demolitions, poor garbage management as well as an inaccessible path through the market. The World Bank has sponsored the initiative at a cost of KES 1.6 Billion. The Governor was speaking during the Westlands Association's consultative stakeholders breakfast meeting held on Wednesday, October 14, 2015 at Pride Inn Hotel in Highridge/Parklands Ward, Westlands Constituency.   Hon Tim Wanyonyi Petitions to the County  This is

Hon Tim Wanyonyi testing out the Computers This morning the Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi joined the pupils, parents and teachers of Hospital Hill Primary School for the official opening of their computer laboratory which he fully equipped together with other partners. Hon Wanyonyi addressing the parents,pupils and teachers. The computer lab consists of 41 computers, full internet connectivity, a server to enable sharing of information and coordination as well as a refurbished computer laboratory room. The data connectivity as well as the shared server will ensure that teachers and pupils have access to internet and subject matter that enriches their learning experience. In last year’s KCPE the school emerged the best in Nairobi County as well as in Westlands Constituency with a mean score of 341.53; hopefully they will reach an average mark of 400 marks in the forthcoming examinations with the fusion of ICT in their learning. Westlands MP Hon Tim Wanyonyi

He is a genius, he is a mentor, he is a philanthropist .                                                        He is Hon. Tim Wanyonyi.      Hon.Tim  wanyonyi mentoring and showing an act of philanthropy during his visit to one of the schools in Westlands This is not the Titanic. It is neither a soap opera, nor is it any art of fiction. This is the story of a man who has not only lived his life beyond the shadows of misfortune but has also carried and is still conveying the lives of the less fortunate from the pits of despair to the horizon of hope. Hope that will journey them to achieving decent livelihoods for them and generations to come. Sprays of bullets did not kill his dream. In 1998, he was shot by  gunmen a few meters away from Nairobi Ngara Estate by some unknown gang men that shattered his spinal cord rendering him unable to walk. But this man is no ordinary man. He may not walk, but his ambition is certainly flying. His achievement in life has shown that to hi