Nairobi Deputy Governor, H.E Njoroge Muchiri, has expressed the city’s gratitude to Dr. Manu Chandaria for his continued philanthropic efforts aimed at improving the lives of Nairobi residents. On behalf of H.E. Governor Sakaja Johnson and the Nairobi City County Government, Deputy Governor Muchiri acknowledged Dr. Chandaria's significant contributions to the city’s development, particularly in the areas of urban infrastructure and community well-being.
In a recent engagement, Dr. Chandaria generously committed to supporting the construction of a jogging and walking track along Limuru Road, near City Park, providing a much-needed recreational space for Nairobians. This initiative is part of the city's broader efforts to promote healthy lifestyles and enhance green spaces for the public.
Additionally, Dr. Chandaria has pledged his support to establish safe water points in Nairobi's informal settlements. These water points, which will be managed by women and youth, are aimed at improving access to clean water, empowering local communities, and creating sustainable livelihoods for marginalized groups.
Deputy Governor Muchiri expressed deep appreciation for Dr. Chandaria’s unwavering dedication to philanthropy and nation-building, recognizing his contributions as instrumental in making Nairobi a better place for all. "We deeply value his generosity and commitment to improving the lives of Nairobi residents. His support continues to leave a lasting impact on our communities," said Muchiri.
This partnership highlights the importance of private sector involvement in public development and demonstrates the positive impact of collaboration between philanthropists, local governments, and residents. The Nairobi City County Government remains committed to creating a better and more inclusive city for all its inhabitants.
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