Kiharu Member of Parliament Ndindi Nyoro has proposed that the Nairobi-Thika-Isiolo-Moyale Highway be named after former President Mwai Kibaki. Nyoro argued that the highway reflects Kibaki’s legacy in transforming Kenya’s infrastructure and fostering national development.
Speaking on the proposal, Nyoro said the highway stands as a testament to the late president’s vision for connecting communities. He highlighted that the road has significantly boosted economic activities in the regions it passes through, supporting trade, transport, and access to essential services.
According to Nyoro, naming the highway after Kibaki would honor his contribution to Kenya’s modernization and development agenda. He emphasized that the late president prioritized infrastructure projects that enhanced the country’s economic integration and regional connectivity.
Nyoro added that the highway symbolizes progress, linking northern and central Kenya to key trade routes and opening opportunities for both local businesses and cross-border commerce.
The legislator called on the government and relevant authorities to consider formal recognition of Kibaki through this renaming. He said the gesture would preserve the former president’s memory while inspiring future generations to continue investing in national development.
With this proposal, Nyoro seeks to ensure that Mwai Kibaki’s efforts in building Kenya’s infrastructure are celebrated and remembered nationwide. (VIDEO HERE)
