
By John Kariuki
Kirinyaga County is making headlines after two of its leaders emerged as the best-performing legislators in Kenya, according to a new InfoTrak survey. The county’s Woman Representative, Hon. Njeri Maina, and Senator Kamau Murango have topped national rankings, cementing their influence in the country’s political landscape.
Hon. Njeri Maina, popularly known as “Gasheri Gaitu”, was ranked as the best-performing Woman Representative in Kenya, a recognition that reflects her growing popularity and impactful leadership. The firebrand legislator has captivated the nation with her fearless advocacy, strong development agenda, and unwavering commitment to her constituents.
She outshone her peers, with Makueni Woman Representative Hon. Rose Museo Mumo and Homa Bay’s Hon. Bensuda Osogo Atieno tying in second place with a 46% approval rating.
Meanwhile, Kirinyaga’s Senator Kamau Murango also made waves, securing the top spot as Kenya’s most popular senator, according to the survey. With a commanding 52% popularity rating, Murango’s performance and leadership style have resonated not just in Kirinyaga but across the country. His rise in national politics signals growing influence and confidence among his electorate.
The survey further revealed that Makueni Senator Dan Maanzo tied with Murango, also earning 52% popularity, making the two the highest-ranked senators in Kenya.
This double triumph for Kirinyaga County underscores its increasing prominence in national politics. The stellar performance of Njeri Maina and Kamau Murango is a testament to their dedication, leadership, and the faith their constituents have placed in them.
With the spotlight now on these two rising political stars, the question remains: Will they leverage this momentum to drive transformative change, not just in Kirinyaga but across the nation? Only time will tell, but one thing is certain—Kirinyaga is on the rise!
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