By DICKSON ODHIAMBO.
A NUMBER of Parents within Kisumu Central Constituency wants the Government to immediately gazette it as a Sub-County.
They say that
since the Constituency was hived off from the then larger Kisumu Town West
Constituency, it has not no gazettement as a Sub-County despite being
operational a after the March 2013 General Elections.
They appeal
to President Uhuru Kenyatta Kenyatta who is to visit the region to consider
announce the gazettement of the Constituency as a Sub-County.
The parents
say they do not want a scenario where their school going children have been
enrolled this year for the National Exams under the Kisumu East Sub-County and other
Sub-Counties.
The parents
says there ahs been laxity among the political leaders within the area, adding
they should work as a team and ensure the area is fully gazette by the
Government as a Sub-County.
Speaking to
the press on behalf of the Parents within Kisumu Central Constituency, United
Republic Party {URP} Coordinator in Nyanza Zuberi Odhiambo Liete says it is
very unfortunate that the Kisumu Central Constituency has not been gazetted as
a sub-County despite being operational since Last General Elections.
Odhiambo who
also contested the Seat on URP Ticket but lost in the last General Election
says the gazettement of the area as a sub-County is long overdue.
He appealed
to the Jubilee Government under President Uhuru Kenyatta and his Deputy William
Ruto to ensure it is gazetted fully.
The Kenya
National Association of Parents Nyanza Regional Chairman Omollo Ogweno says it
is quite unfortunate that Kisumu Central Constituency became operational after
March 2013 General Elections and since then it has not gazetted as a Sub-county
for administrative purposes.
He says the gazettement
should be done at this time when President Uhuru Kenyatta is set to visit the
region, adding that they will not allow their children to be registered for the
National Exams in other centers in other Sub-Counties like this year was done
during the national exams registration.
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