Lusaka Commits 70 at Sangali For Kibabii University Research
As Kibabii University celebrates 8th graduation ceremony, Governor Kenneth Lusaka has committed 70 acres of land in Sang’alo towards Kibabii University infrastructural development and research.
This is in fulfillment of a pledge to the institution for future expansion to accommodate the ballooning numbers of students.
“Kibabii University and the County Government are conjoined. We commit to continue our invaluable support to the varsity for tremendous growth”,He Said.
He reiterated his unwavering resolve in ensuring the varsity enjoys the long standing partnership with the county government through infrastructural facelift and academic boost.
“Education is the key equalizer to compete globally. My administration will continue rendering its full support to the needy and vulnerable students through the County Scholarship program”,He noted.
He added, “Through our ambitious street lighting project, Kibabii University and its environs have access to proper lighting that has consequently addressed insecurities in the region.”
He pinpointed other crucial projects that will directly impacts the varsity, among them the just concluded KOICA phase two water project and the health facilities that will be equipped and upgraded.
“We have rolled out projects that will completely transform the livelihoods within and around Kibabii University.Plans are underway to equip and upgrade health facilities and dispensaries in this area to ensure residents and students get access to proper medical services”, He echoed.
In the same breath, the County Boss exhorted the University management to spearhead campaigns on the teenage pregnancy menace in the County.
“We must join forces to combat teenage pregnancy in the region. The statistics are worrying. This calls for formidable action and intervention in tackling the blooming numbers of teen mothers”,He emphasized
Over 1,200 students culminate their academic journeys, receiving their awards at the Kibabii University Grounds.
The function was graced by Mr Paul Mungai, the Deputy Director Higher Education standing in for the PS State Department of Higher Education and research, and attended by a host of area leaders including Kanduyi MP John Makali.
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