Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua today hosted Hon. Sasha Ngima Wamae, the Nyandarua County Deputy Minority Leader, at his Wamunyoro Residence. Wamae, who also serves as the National Treasurer of the Kenya National Young Members of County Assemblies (KYMCA) and Chairperson of the Young Women for Kenya Movement (YOWK), engaged Gachagua in discussions on various national and county issues.
In a statement, Gachagua expressed admiration for Wamae’s leadership skills and her grasp of critical issues affecting the Nyandarua community and the nation at large.
“Hon. Sasha shared with me the views of the Nyandarua community regarding national and county matters, and I was quite impressed by her understanding of key ideas around leadership and representation,” Gachagua said.
Championing Youth and Women in Leadership
The former Deputy President lauded Wamae’s dedication to public service, describing her as a young, vibrant, and focused leader. He noted the significance of nurturing young leaders and emphasized his commitment to supporting them as they navigate the challenges of governance and representation.
“It is always encouraging for me to meet such young, vibrant, and focused leaders,” Gachagua added. “I am committed to helping them in whatever way I can.”
As the National Treasurer of KYMCA and Chairperson of YOWK, Wamae has been instrumental in advocating for the inclusion of youth and women in leadership. Her efforts in fostering progressive change and amplifying the voices of underrepresented groups were highlighted during the meeting.
Advocacy for Nyandarua Issues
Wamae used the opportunity to articulate the concerns and aspirations of the Nyandarua community, touching on governance, development, and representation. Gachagua praised her for effectively representing her constituents and bringing their perspectives to the national stage.
“This meeting underscores the need for leaders at all levels to engage in meaningful dialogue and work collaboratively to address the pressing issues affecting Kenyans,” Gachagua remarked.
Supporting Emerging Leaders
The meeting with Wamae reflects Gachagua’s broader commitment to mentoring young leaders across the country. He has previously emphasized the importance of empowering the next generation of leaders to ensure sustainable development and inclusive governance.
Wamae expressed gratitude for the opportunity to meet Gachagua, noting that such engagements provide invaluable insights and encouragement for young leaders seeking to make a difference in their communities.
The discussion is expected to bolster collaborative efforts aimed at addressing challenges in Nyandarua County and fostering the growth of youth and women leaders in Kenya.