Author: Lidahuli Graveson
Hon. Tim Wanyonyi, the Member of Parliament for Westlands Constituency, emphasized that access to clean water and decent learning spaces should never be viewed as a privilege but as fundamental rights and basic needs for every child.
Speaking during a significant event in his constituency, the MP announced that he had officially commissioned two new boreholes—one at Westlands Comprehensive School and another at North Highridge Comprehensive & Secondary School. He explained that these boreholes are designed to tackle the persistent water shortages that have long affected the schools, ensuring that learners and the entire school communities now have reliable and clean water at their disposal.
In addition to the water projects, Hon. Wanyonyi inspected the newly constructed 20-classroom Junior Secondary School (JSS) block at Westlands Comprehensive School. He described the facility as a major step forward in expanding learning capacity and creating conducive environments for students. He also unveiled four additional new classrooms at North Highridge Secondary School, highlighting how these developments directly address the growing demand for quality infrastructure amid efforts to achieve seamless education delivery.
The lawmaker reiterated his commitment to ongoing investments in education across Westlands. “We are determined to provide quality education and better learning facilities so that our children can study without interruptions or hardships caused by inadequate resources,” he stated. He stressed that such initiatives form part of a broader vision to uplift schools, support teachers, and empower the younger generation.
Hon. Wanyonyi concluded by underscoring the collective spirit behind these achievements, declaring, “This is not about one person; it is about all of us working together—#SiMimiNiSisi.”
Through these projects, funded largely through constituency development resources, he aims to create lasting impact on education and well-being in Westlands, ensuring that no child is left behind due to basic needs going unmet.
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