Governor Simon Kachapin Hosts Delegation to Assess Site for New State Lodge
In a move aimed at reviving the neglected state lodge project in Turkwel, Governor Simon Kachapin hosted Interior PS Dr. Raymond Omollo and Farouk Kibet at Turkwel to assess a proposed site for construction of a new state lodge along the scenic banks of Turkwel Gorge Dam in Riting, Endugh Ward.
Governor Kachapin emphasised the transformative impact the project could have on the community, stating that the state lodge holds the promise of drastically changing the livelihoods of the residents in this area.
Acknowledging the significance of community involvement, Kachapin stressed the importance of collaboration with the local populace and those in charge of the lodge's construction.
“Let us work closely with the people who will be in charge of the construction," he urged.
PS Omollo highlighted a series of complementary initiatives to enhance infrastructure and social amenities in the region.
“Roads, electricity, and school expansion are among our priorities," he confirmed, signalling a broader development agenda in conjunction with the lodge's construction.
Moreover, the PS noted the region's recent peaceful Christmas period, a testament to efforts aimed at fostering peace and progress in the region
He concluded his visit by revealing plans to commission several pivotal projects in the region, demonstrating a commitment to advancing development initiatives that are poised to uplift the community's standard of living.
The proposed state lodge stands not only as a symbol of progress but also as a catalyst for socio-economic transformation, with the potential to breathe new life into the area and foster a sense of prosperity among its residents.
Governor Kachapin later held a public engagement with residents at Riting Center to highlight the his government’s agenda.