uda leaders rally behind ben muasya as women groups benefit from empowerment programme in kitui west.

The political landscape in Kitui West was charged with excitement as Commissioner of Revenue Allocation Ben Muasya hosted UDA leaders and residents at Kwa Mukoma Ground during a women empowerment programme that brought together hundreds of community members.

More than 20 women groups benefited from the empowerment initiative, receiving support aimed at strengthening their economic activities and improving the livelihoods of families across the area.

The event also provided a platform for UDA leaders and residents to reaffirm their support for President William Ruto, with chants of “Ruto two terms” dominating the gathering as supporters expressed confidence in the President’s leadership and his development agenda.

Speaking during the event, Ben Muasya reaffirmed his commitment to empowering women and supporting grassroots initiatives that improve the economic wellbeing of families. He said women remain a critical pillar of community development and deserve meaningful support to enable them to grow their businesses and become economically independent.

The empowerment programme was seen as part of a broader effort to strengthen grassroots engagement and ensure that women and community groups have the necessary support to transform their livelihoods.

Residents who attended the event also expressed confidence in Ben Muasya’s leadership and political ambitions, assuring him of their support as he seeks to become their next Member of Parliament.
The residents said they were ready to rally behind his bid, citing his continued engagement with the people and his commitment to empowering communities at the grassroots.

The event brought together UDA leaders, women groups and residents in a show of growing political mobilisation and grassroots support, with the message of unity, empowerment and continued support for President William Ruto taking centre stage.

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