Africa-Press – Kenya. Religious leaders have urged Trans Nzoia MCAs to collaborate with Governor George Natembeya to develop the county.
The leaders said the previous leaders failed to cooperate with the former governor Patrick Khaemba.
Trans Nzoia Inter-Religious Council of Kenya chairperson Raymond Mutama said the council is making plans to convene a meeting between the governor and MCAs.
“We are making efforts for a meeting to deliberate on how they will work together to develop this county,” Mutama said on Tuesday.
He said that MCAs should work together to make Natembeya’s work easy regardless of the political party they are affiliated with.
The council deputy secretary Martin Mafumbo said that it will take a short time to unite the county to embark on the issues affecting residents.
He said Natembeya should analyse the failures of the previous government and work on them to develop the county.
He said some of the failures were a lack of accountability and corruption among leaders.
“The governor should include religious leaders to help him manage the leadership of Trans Nzoia and advice him on projects to undertake for the county,” Mafumbo said.
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