The UDA Party leaning Stephen Omwoyo Ondieki is a new force to reckon in Ruai Ward politics. His entry into the race is a relief to several young people who feel locked out of the Nairobi City County Assembly. Hon Stephen is particularly prevalent because of his acceptable manifesto.
Ruai Ward in Kasarani Constituency has a population of about 40,000 residents. Other wards in Kasarani include Clay City, Mwiki, Njiru, and Kasarani. Hon Stephen is keen to succeed MCA John Kamangu Nyumu with better leadership.
Aspiring MCA Ruai Ward –Stephen Omwoyo Ondieki
Hon Ondieki and his supporters are openly unhappy with the sitting MCA, John Kamangu Nyumu, who is allegedly incompetent.
In Kamangu’s legacy are failed promises from 5 years ago. For instance, he is yet to upgrade pothole dotted stage 26 roads.
These include a link connecting Choka and the Catholic neighbourhood. Similarly, MCA Kamangu has failed to install street lights along major streets within Ruai Ward.
Rising cases of insecurity are as a result frustrating residents and small businesses.
Manifesto in brief
The incoming MCA, Stephen, is not only determined to re-carpet local roads but also erect functional street lights and supply residents with safe drinking water.
On top of that, Hon Stephen is critical on the creation of jobs, equitable distribution of resources, and improving living standards through community based initiatives.
Biography: Who is Stephen Omwoyo Ondieki?
Aspiring MCA Stephen Omwoyo Ondieki is a 33 years old Kenyan national with many years in the capital. He is a successful Nairobi based businessman with huge stakes in Matatu business.
Further profile records indicate he has an ancestral home in Mogonga, within Kisii County
Elsewhere, Hon Stephen is a family man to a lovely wife Maureen Kemunto and son Joseph Omwoyo.
He says politics is a long-held dream that has been waiting for the right time. And the time is now.
Ruai Ward aspiring MCA Stephen Omwoyo Ondieki will be on the ballot come August 9, 2022. His quest to provide better leadership lives on.
