The Senate Standing Committee on Health held a meeting today with the Governor, Nandi County H. E Stephen Sang to deliberate on Statements sought by Sen. Samson Cherarkey, MP regarding health service provision in the County and medical insurance cover for staff in Nandi County;
Even before independence, religious learning institutions played a key role in transformative education. They have been central in ending illiteracy and contributing to socio-economic growth of the country.
Joining the fraternity of the University of Eastern Africa, Baraton, Nandi County, today for the 41st Graduation is a confirmation of our commitment to working with Church-Sponsored learning institutions in meeting the needs of the people, through scientific research and innovation.
Indeed, as recommended by the Presidential Working Party on Education Reforms, we are refocusing the sector so that higher institutions of learning are fountains of solutions. We must re-engineer the Education System to meet emerging modern sector demands.
We will continue investing more resources in the sector to retool our graduates into job creators in pursuit of their dreams.
Congratulations to the University which is also celebrating its 45th year, and to all the graduates.
A big thank you to the political leaders who joined me and the institution to celebrate the milestone.
They include the host Governor Stephen Sang, his Deputy Yulita Cheruiyot and Senator Samson Cherargei, host MP Paul Biego of Chesumei, Julius Melly (MP Tinderet), Maryanne Kitany (MP Aldai), Josses Lelmengit (MP, Emgwen), Bernard Kitur (MP, Nandi Hills), Senator Jackson Mandago (Uasin Gishu), Hon Allan Kosgey, Jane Njeri (Kirinyaga County Woman Rep), Patrick Patoo Munene (Chuka Igamba Ngombe MP), MP Meja Donk (Embakasi), Hon Mukunji Gitonga (MP, Manyatta) as well as host MCA Julius Keter and Sarah Mutwol of Kosirai Ward, among all others.