Photos:Inside Nairobi Central Ward MCA's Festive Food Drive

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By Jane 

Nairobi's Central Ward was alive with festive spirit yesterday as Hon. John Mwaniki, the MCA for Nairobi Central Ward, joined forces with Nairobi Women in Action to organize a community food drive and distribute Christmas gifts. The event attracted hundreds of residents, eager to celebrate the season and interact with a leader dedicated to making a difference.

During the gathering, Hon. Mwaniki made a strong commitment to transform Nairobi into a cleaner and more service-focused city. He highlighted the need for decisive leadership in addressing the city's ongoing waste management problems. "Nairobi is dirty because of a lack of leadership," he said, promising to improve garbage collection and disposal. He pledged to restore the city's image through better management and targeted initiatives.

Hon. Mwaniki also addressed those opposing his efforts, making it clear he would not tolerate any disruption to his plans or community activities. "Enemies of progress will not stop us. We are here to serve the people and deliver results," he stated.

Beyond cleanliness, Hon. Mwaniki emphasized his ongoing collaboration with organizations like Nairobi Women in Action to uplift small businesses in the area. Through table banking initiatives, the partnership aims to provide local entrepreneurs, particularly women, with financial resources to sustain and expand their businesses.

With his hands-on approach and ambitious vision, Hon. Mwaniki has gained praise from residents and community leaders alike. As the festive season unfolds, his pledge to drive meaningful change brings a renewed sense of optimism to Nairobi's Central Ward.


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