Simon Kiprono Chelugui, EGH

Joined the family, friends, and relatives of the late Kenneth Toroitich as we laid him to rest at Ng’etmoi, Baringo Central.
Kenneth was dedicated, hardworking, and a champion for his community. Until his unfortunate passing, he played a vital role in transforming the lives of those around him.

Rest in peace Kenneth.

It’s the weekend, and there is no better way to spend it than interacting with the people on the ground, listening to their views, sharing ideas, and understanding their aspirations.
These engagements continue to inspire my commitment to servant leadership and to working together for a better future for our community.

I was honored to join parents, teachers, members of the Board of Management, and local leaders of Sambaka Day and Boarding School during this year’s Annual General Meeting.

The gathering provided an excellent opportunity to celebrate the school’s achievements and reflect on the vital role education plays in transforming our communities.

I commended the parents, dedicated teachers, school management, and local leadership for their unwavering support and collective efforts that have contributed immensely to the growth and success of the institution.

Through my support and the commitment of the local community, the school has continued to grow, positively impacting the lives of learners while contributing to the overall development of the area.

I remain committed to supporting initiatives that empower our young people and create opportunities for sustainable development.

I sincerely thank the people of Arabal, Mukutani in Baringo South for the warm and overwhelming reception accorded to me during my visit.

It was a great privilege to interact with residents and engage in meaningful discussions on development, county politics and my vision for the future of Baringo County.

This region was once a deserted area due to banditry and cattle rustling, but thanks to government efforts, it has significantly improved. I am grateful for your encouragement and commitment to the progress of our county.

Today, I had the pleasure of visiting my longtime friend, former Councillor Peter Yator, at his rural home in Chepkotoyan Village, Sandai Location.
I was delighted to find him in good spirits as we shared meaningful discussions on the current political landscape and my vision for the future of Baringo County through my gubernatorial bid.
I also took the opportunity to wish him a speedy and full recovery. His wisdom, encouragement, and blessings are deeply appreciated and continue to inspire me as I engage with the people of Baringo.
I thank him sincerely for his warm reception, valuable counsel, and unwavering support. May God grant him good health and strength.