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Hopeful Kitui South parliamentary candidate Hon. Gladys Mami Kivoto has once again demonstrated her compassionate and people-centered leadership after joining mourners in Tsavo Village, Kasaala Location, Kitui South Constituency, during the burial ceremony of the late Nzyoki Nduti.
The late Nduti tragically lost his life after a wall collapsed on him at a construction site in Emali, leaving family members, friends, and residents in deep sorrow. Hon. Mami Kivoto stood in solidarity with the grieving family, offering words of comfort and encouragement during the emotional send-off.
Speaking during the burial ceremony, Mami described the late Nduti as a hardworking and determined young man whose untimely death had robbed the community of a promising life. She urged leaders and contractors to prioritize the safety and welfare of workers at construction sites to prevent similar tragedies from occurring in the future.
Residents of Tsavo Village warmly welcomed the aspiring legislator, praising her humility, generosity, and consistent presence among the people during both difficult and joyful moments. Many described her as a leader who genuinely understands the challenges facing ordinary wananchi and one who has remained close to the grassroots.
The mourners openly declared their support for Hon. Mami Kivoto’s 2027 parliamentary bid, vowing to rally behind her leadership as the next Member of Parliament for Kitui South. According to the residents, her commitment to standing with the people during times of grief and hardship is a clear indication of the servant leadership they desire.
Local leaders who attended the burial also commended Mami for her growing influence across Kitui South, noting that her leadership style has continued to win the trust and admiration of many residents across the constituency.
As the 2027 political landscape continues to take shape, Hon. Gladys Mami Kivoto’s growing connection with the people of Kitui South is increasingly positioning her as one of the strongest contenders in the race for the constituency’s parliamentary seat.
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