Moiben MP Launches New Electricity Scheme in Kapno – Chebisaas

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Moiben Member of Parliament, Prof Phylis Bartoo, has officially launched a new electricity scheme in Kapno – Chebisaas, located within Cheburubur sub-location. This initiative, part of the ongoing Mama na Mwangaza Program, aims to provide reliable electricity access to households across Moiben constituency.

Speaking at the launch event, MP Bartoo expressed her commitment to ensuring that every household in Moiben constituency benefits from this essential service. “Electricity is a precious commodity that transforms lives and enhances economic opportunities,” she stated, emphasizing the scheme’s role in improving the quality of life for residents.

The Kapno – Chebisaas electricity scheme represents a significant step towards achieving universal electrification in the region. MP Bartoo highlighted the collaborative efforts involving local authorities, energy providers, and community members to make this initiative a reality. “Through partnership and dedication, we are overcoming challenges to bring power to every doorstep,” she affirmed.

The launch ceremony was attended by local leaders, community representatives, and beneficiaries eager to witness the inauguration of electrical infrastructure in their area. Residents expressed gratitude for the long-awaited access to electricity, foreseeing its positive impact on education, healthcare, and business development.

Looking ahead, MP Bartoo assured constituents that efforts would continue relentlessly until every household in Moiben constituency is connected to the grid. “We are determined to bridge the gap and ensure equitable access to electricity for all,” she concluded optimistically.

The Mama na Mwangaza Program continues to make strides towards its goal, with the Kapno – Chebisaas scheme serving as a beacon of progress and hope for the community. As electrification reaches more areas, Moiben constituency moves closer to a future powered by opportunity and prosperity.

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