Utilization of NGCDF has reached a high in Kigumo with projects designed to enhance rain water harvesting in learning institutions.
Kigumo NGCDF has completed renovation of Makomboki Primary School after parents asked for consideration for water harvesting mechanisms to be incorporated.
Area MP Joseph Munyoro said the renovation of six classrooms in the school in Kangari Ward is complete.
“We have also installed water harvesting and storage systems to ensure that no pupil carries water from home,” said Munyoro, revealing that more renovation projects have been completed.
He said during the election in 2022, he promised the constituents that he will work towards improving learning facilities, more so in day schools.
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Peter Mwaura, a resident of Makomboki, said before the project, the classroom roofs were leaking and uncomfortable to the children.
Mwaura adds that Makomboki, being at the slopes of the Aberdare Forest, experiences a lot of rain, making life unbearable for children during heavy downpours.
“The six classrooms had broken window panes which have been replaced. When the school opens in January the learners will be able to concentrate on their studies,” he said.
By correspondent
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