CS Eugene Wamalwa And RC Natembeya Officiates Titling Proces In Trans-nzoia

Today Cabinet secretary Land and Semi Arid land Eugene Wamalwa ,Rc George Natembeya together with other leaders joined the residents of Salama,Matumbei Endebes Constituency for Tittle deeds Issuance program.

The program will see two villages Salama A and Salama B have benefited. Rc Natembeya used the platform to also highlight some of major government projects ongoing like Kitale- Endebbes-Suam Road and kiptongot water project
Speaking, CS Eugene Wamalwa said more tittles will be given before December, he also implored Endebes residents to ensure they vote in Transformative leaders next year

Other leaders present includes: County assembly speaker Werunga, Minority leader Trans-nzoia Waswa, Endebbes parlimentary Asp. Alwin Sasia among many other dignitaries..
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