Makueni County to Strengthen Partnerships for Enhanced Service Delivery
Makueni County Government has pledged to deepen collaboration with the national government and local stakeholders to improve service delivery and transform the livelihoods of residents. Governor Mutula Kilonzo Junior emphasized that his administration will leverage resources, expertise, and ideas from experienced civil servants and other partners to ensure that devolution translates into tangible benefits for the community. The announcement was made during a prayer meeting at the Wote Office, attended by Deputy Governor Lucy Mulili, Senator Daniel Maanzo, clergy, and county staff.
Governor Kilonzo highlighted that the county will actively involve retired and current civil servants in development initiatives, recognizing their expertise and fostering a culture of inclusivity. He also announced plans to engage the clergy in leadership and governance forums, including development meetings, County Economic Forums, and budget committees, to enhance transparency and accountability of resources. The administration is prioritizing farmers’ welfare by establishing market linkages to ensure they reap maximum benefits from their produce.
Deputy Governor Mulili reaffirmed the county’s commitment to realizing the true fruits of devolution, while Senator Maanzo promised to strengthen cooperation between national and county governments to secure more resources for Makueni. Governor Kilonzo concluded by noting that the people of Makueni and the wider Ukambani region expect exemplary leadership and development outcomes, and his administration is determined to meet those expectations through strategic partnerships and inclusive governance.