Hon Stephen Wafula Wamalwa while at Serene Girls Namunyiri during Mashujaa Day

Hon. Stephen Wafula Wamalwa, the Member of County Assembly (MCA) representing Soysambu/Mitua Ward in Bungoma County, is a notable figure in the region. On the occasion of Mashujaa Day, he played a significant role in celebrating local heroes and key figures within his ward. The event took place at Serene Girls Namunyiri, a central location within the Soysambu/Mitua Division. Hon. Wamalwa's participation and his vocal stance on community issues have earned him respect and admiration from his constituents.

Mashujaa Day, also known as Heroes' Day, is a national holiday celebrated in Kenya to honor and recognize the sacrifices and contributions of individuals who have played a pivotal role in shaping the nation's history and future. Hon. Wamalwa, in his capacity as the MCA of Soysambu/Mitua Ward, took this opportunity to celebrate local shujaa (heroes) who have made remarkable contributions to the community.

The event at Serene Girls Namunyiri was a perfect occasion to acknowledge and appreciate the unsung heroes within the ward. These individuals could be community leaders, educators, healthcare workers, or any person who has made a positive impact. Hon. Wamalwa recognized their dedication and commitment to improving the lives of their fellow residents.

During his address, Hon. Wamalwa also took the opportunity to address a pressing issue in the county – the recent employment of medics. He highlighted the importance of transparency and accountability in the recruitment process. Specifically, he emphasized that the list of employed medics should be made public, ensuring that the individuals chosen to serve in the Soysambu/Mitua ward are, indeed, from the local community.

This call for transparency is essential in maintaining the trust of the community in the administration and governance of Bungoma County. It not only ensures that the employment process is fair and unbiased but also allows the local population to have confidence in the healthcare services they receive.

The employment of five medics per ward is a vital initiative that can significantly enhance healthcare delivery in the county. By advocating for local representation in the employment process, Hon. Wamalwa aims to make sure that the medics recruited are well-acquainted with the unique healthcare needs and challenges of Soysambu/Mitua Ward.

His message is clear: local representation matters, especially in critical sectors like healthcare. When community members are involved in decisions that affect their lives, it fosters a sense of ownership and accountability. Hon. Wamalwa's insistence on the list of employed medics reflecting those from the Soysambu/Mitua ward is a testament to his dedication to serving his constituents.

In addition to his vocal stance on transparency in employment, Hon. Wamalwa has been a consistent advocate for development and progress in his ward. His leadership has seen improvements in infrastructure, education, and healthcare services, among other areas.

As we celebrate Mashujaa Day, we are reminded of the heroes who have made a difference in our communities, and Hon. Stephen Wafula Wamalwa stands out as one such hero. His commitment to the people of Soysambu/Mitua Ward and his unwavering dedication to the principles of transparency and accountability in county affairs make him a shujaa in his own right.

Hon. Stephen Wafula Wamalwa's presence at the Mashujaa Day celebration in Serene Girls Namunyiri was a testament to his commitment to the community. He celebrated local heroes, addressed important issues, and underscored the importance of transparency in the employment of medics. His leadership continues to be a source of inspiration and hope for the people of Soysambu/Mitua Ward and Bungoma County as a whole.