Friends,
We have arrived in Eldoret safely, only that the Minister for Roads MUST surcharge the road contractor who did the road section just before Timboroa up to Burnt Forest.
I thought the Road contractors had measurable standards for constructing roads. The patch just before Timboroa until you reach Burnt Forest is a clear study of how public funds are wasted in projects that basically show us that someone is sleeping on the job.
Back to our main even of today; Tree Planting at Ngong Hills.
Friends, we were at a loss Friday evening on how we were going to transport the many volunteers that had expressed interest in joining us at Ngong Hills to help plant trees. Amazingly, we had 5 buses and it proved to us once more that God is Firmly in Control.
We must thank the following groups for providing us with transport;
I want to sincerely thank all those who made time to help make a difference. We are doing this for Mother Kenya. Let us all join hands and help make a difference.
I must thank the management and pupils of Imani Children Homes for the kind of resilience they showed us. I must thank Mr. Limo- an Assistant Director at Nairobi Metropolitan Development Ministry for having made time to be with us. I must thank the KCDN Team ably led by Mr. Sam Olendo- a Board Member, Florence Kanyua and Evelyn for joining us at the site.
Lastly, I want to sincere also thank the students from the Daystar University Environmental Initiative Club for inviting me as your Chief Guest during your function of last evening at Bonds Garden. Please find herein enclosed the thoughts that I shared with you on 'Environmental stewardship towards sustainable development'.
It is my hope that you will find this refreshing.
A Clean Kenya Starts With Me.
Peace and blessings,
Odhiambo T Oketch
CEO KCDN Nairobi
Nationwide Coordinator - Monthly Nationwide Clean-up Campaign
PO Box 47890-00100,
Nairobi Kenya.
Tel; 0724 365 557 0735 529 126
We have arrived in Eldoret safely, only that the Minister for Roads MUST surcharge the road contractor who did the road section just before Timboroa up to Burnt Forest.
I thought the Road contractors had measurable standards for constructing roads. The patch just before Timboroa until you reach Burnt Forest is a clear study of how public funds are wasted in projects that basically show us that someone is sleeping on the job.
Back to our main even of today; Tree Planting at Ngong Hills.
Kenyans turned out in large numbers for the Ngong Hills Tree Planting Session on 2nd April 2011Friends, we were at a loss Friday evening on how we were going to transport the many volunteers that had expressed interest in joining us at Ngong Hills to help plant trees. Amazingly, we had 5 buses and it proved to us once more that God is Firmly in Control.
We must thank the following groups for providing us with transport;
- Imani Children Home
- Express Connections Ltd
- Kenya Wildlife Services
- Daystar University and
- St Pauls University.
- Nairobi Metrolitan Development Ministry
- Imani Children Home
- KCDN
- MacMedia Africa
- Kibera Youth Consortium
- Chiromo Environmental Awareness Club- UoN
- The Scripture Union
- Kenyatta University Environmental Club
- SoS Technical
- Chini Ya Mnazi
- Blessed Youth Group
- Africa Youth Initiative on Climate Change
- Jomo Kenyatta University Students
- 350.org
- Global Youth Festival
- Daystar University Environmental Initiative Club
- Rivers of Peace
- St Paul University
- St James Dam School- Kiserian
- Fly 540 staff
- Kenya Wildlife Services staff and many more.
I want to sincerely thank all those who made time to help make a difference. We are doing this for Mother Kenya. Let us all join hands and help make a difference.
I must thank the management and pupils of Imani Children Homes for the kind of resilience they showed us. I must thank Mr. Limo- an Assistant Director at Nairobi Metropolitan Development Ministry for having made time to be with us. I must thank the KCDN Team ably led by Mr. Sam Olendo- a Board Member, Florence Kanyua and Evelyn for joining us at the site.
Lastly, I want to sincere also thank the students from the Daystar University Environmental Initiative Club for inviting me as your Chief Guest during your function of last evening at Bonds Garden. Please find herein enclosed the thoughts that I shared with you on 'Environmental stewardship towards sustainable development'.
It is my hope that you will find this refreshing.
A Clean Kenya Starts With Me.
Peace and blessings,
Odhiambo T Oketch
CEO KCDN Nairobi
Nationwide Coordinator - Monthly Nationwide Clean-up Campaign
PO Box 47890-00100,
Nairobi Kenya.
Tel; 0724 365 557 0735 529 126
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