Ward 05 · Thika Town Constituency
Ngoliba Ward
The pineapple belt
Along the Thika-Garissa road, Ngoliba lives beside the plantations that made Thika famous. Its people deserve more than a view of other people's profits: water, passable roads, fair dealing from the estates, and a real share of the constituency's attention.
The Issues
What Ngoliba lives with
Rural water access
Homes and farms still lack reliable clean water despite the ward's rivers and irrigation history.
Rural roads
Feeder roads that fail in the rains cut farmers off from markets exactly when crops move.
Plantation labour and land
The pineapple belt's workers and neighbours carry long-standing grievances over conditions, leases and boundaries.
Youth without local options
Young people leave because opportunity does not reach this far down the road.
The Commitments
What Master will fight for in Ngoliba
Each commitment below is anchored in the numbered, measurable manifesto. Nothing here is outside the lawful powers of a Member of Parliament.
Water as the first fight
Ngoliba's water access placed explicitly on the public tracker and pursued with the county and national agencies in writing.
Feeder roads on the record
Every failing feeder road logged, assigned and chased publicly.
Standing up on plantation questions
An MP prepared to raise labour and land grievances with the estates and in Parliament, on the record.
Agriculture value addition
Manifesto commitment 10 pointed here: policy pressure for local value addition so the belt's wealth employs the belt's people.
The Five Wards