Wednesday, 13 June 2018

HON. JAGUAR'S SCORECARD


Barely 12 months since clinching the hotly contested Starehe parliamentary seat, Charles Njagua Kanyi (Jaguar) has been a beehive of activities.

Hon. Jaguar with the head of state His Excellency President Uhuru Kenyatta

From the flats of pangani and Kariakor
 to the panya routes of Mukuru Kayaba, commercial and Tetra park , to the surburbs of south B down to Kanaro in Mariguini, kisii, Hazina, Maasai and Fuata Nyayo slums, all the way to the noisy and busy streets of Ngara, straight into the populous CBD, Jaguar's work is laid bare for all to see.

His mission, YOUTH EMPOWERMENT for a better Starehe.

Normally, when elections are dusted and done with, as it is the norm with our politicians, they go into a looting spree to recover monies dished out during the elections as we the electorates go back to our normal suffering and rather hard lives of inflated prices on basic commodities. Tunabaki tukisaga meno.

 Jaguar however seems to be cut from a different cloth all together. His phone number has remained the same months after winning with a landslide and for those who know he isn't shy to pick up calls or reply to sms. Now that is a first.

In the heart of Starehe it's not business as usual and one will be forgiven to think that the campaigns are still on.

Last month alone the legislator was on the forefront to ensure that more than 1000 Starehe resident especially youths had access to quality  and affordable health care by sensitizing, mobilizing creating awareness and  paying for their NHIF CARDS. The event which was hosted at the Railway Training Institute was graced by Nairobi senator Johnson Sakaja and women Rep. Hon. Esther Passaris among other dignitaries who pledged to work with him in his endeavours.



 “Led my constituents in mass registration for the NHIF health Insurance  Cover Scheme where I sponsored 1000 Starehe Constituents. The cover will go a long way in benefiting the Members and their Dependents access Quality Affordable Health Care in line with the Government's  *Big 4 Agenda* . Thanks @honsakaja @honpassaris @mcawaihinya @NHIFkenya for gracing the occasion. It was indeed  an honor.
It is our duty as leaders  to ensure Affordable Universal Health is achieved.” Jaguar wrote on Facebook.

Jaguar issuing NHIF CARDS

In the same Month, the mp again was on the forefront to ensure that more than 120 youths across the constituency were enrolled in driving courses to better equip them in the job market and enhace their chances of securing a job. This however is not the first time the lawmaker has volunteered to pay for driving courses for youths in the area. During his short stint as director in NACADA, we are told that he paid for more than 500 young men to partake the course and most of them are now employed and earning decent living.

Youths from Landmawe and Nairobi South wards attending driving lessons.

The women have not been left behind either as plans are underway to ensure that they have access to the women enterprise fund. Recently the mp called them to a meeting at Kariakor social hall and took them step by step on what was required to access the funds.

Jaguar addressing women leaders on women enterprise fund.
“Held a meeting with leaders of women groups from my constituency where we discussed about women empowerment and how to access funds from the National government. When u empower a woman, you empower the nation.” Jaguar
Women of Starehe constituency, Mbele iko sawa.

Football is a huge business and with the world cup frenzy catching up with everyone, business is booming and the youths saw an opportunity to reap in while supporting their favorite teams in Russia.

They made a courtesy call to Jaguar and requested DSTVS installations and he answered.


“We have installed four DSTVs in Nairobi South ward. One in Mariguini , Fuata Nyayo, Tumaini and kisii village. The youths requested for the DSTVs so that they can make something out of the world cup by charging a small fee while enjoying the matches in Russia.” Said Alex, Hon. Jaguar's representative in the area.
One of the DSTVs that is set to be installed in Mariguini social hall.
“We’ve also bought iron sheets to help this MUFYA, a group of youths in Fuata Nyayo build a social hall where they will air the matches live.” He added while handing the iron sheets to the group’s chairman Jackson Osore.

Alex Onkundi handing Iron sheets to MUFYA.

Other groups to benefit from the DSTV installations are Team Gaarang, and South B CBO Youth group.

Schools in Starehe have not been left in the cold either.


“In collaboration with NG-CDF Starehe, I presented Lockers and Chairs to students  of; St Catherine's Primary, Our Lady of Mercy Primary, Mukuru Primary and Highway Secondary School.
The fund aims at supporting the Education system of all public schools within the constituency.
An investment in Education pays the best interest.” Jaguar


Small scale traders in fig tree market in Ngara whose future looked bleak due to unconducive working environment can now laugh all the way to the market and bank after Jaguar constructed modern shades to help prevent unfavorable weather conditions that would hinder their operations.


Roads that had been depleted by rains in the constituency in recent past have since been rehabilitated under Jaguar's watch.



Racecourse shopping center to racecourse Estate phase 3 before rehabilitation 


                         
Racecourse shopping center to racecourse Estate phase 3 road after rehabilitation 


Work in progress Tsunami road in CBD.
The first phase of bursary disbursement has been done and dusted and the exercise was done in a free, fair and transparent manner under the watchful eye of the first time lawmaker.

Hon. Jaguar addressing the gathering during the disbursement of bursaries. 

3500 residents are beneficiaries and 15 bright but very needy students have since been put on full scholarship.



All these in just under 12 months is a huge step in the right direction. Well, you know what they say, Action speaks louder.Keep on keeping on mheshimiwa Mbele iko sawa.

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