An economy cannot grow if its people, produce, and goods are stuck in transit. That is why our administration launched the aggressive Imarisha Barabara Program—a comprehensive roads and infrastructure campaign aimed at grading, graveling, and opening up rural feeder roads across all 11 sub-counties.
From the high-altitude agricultural roads in Kuresoi to the vital trade links in Naivasha and Gilgil, we are ensuring that farmers can easily access markets and emergency services can reach residents without delay. These road upgrades are not just about tarmac and gravel; they are about connecting our rural wards directly to urban opportunities and ensuring that Nakuru remains a county of unlimited opportunity for all.
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