"MR. STRATEGY..." KEEN ON HIS NEXT MOVE, WHAT COULD BE UP FOR HON. ERIC WAFUKHO?

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 By KPD Team, EoK Subsidiary

Photo Courtesy; Hon. Eric Simiyu Wafukho

What you should know;

- Hon. Eric Simiyu Wafukho is the immediate former CAS National treasury and Planning.

- Hon. Wafukho was today hosted as the Chief guest at Christian Impact Mission (CIM) for it's Funds Drive Luncheon in Yatta Machakos.


With a value system built around servanthood, hope, accountability, people, and environment, Hon. Eric Wafukho's moves are always of interest to not only his supporters but the larger political arena.


Hon. Eric Simiyu Wafukho today has been hosted as Guest of Honour by Bishop Titus Masika, his family and the whole Christian Impact Mission (CIM) fraternity during CIM’s Partners Funds drive Luncheon in Yatta, Machakos County. 

Hon. Eric Simiyu Wafukho, left, being received in Yatta, Machakos County.

The luncheon provided an opportunity to celebrate the transformation work being witnessed in the community and other parts of the country and Africa in the area of wealth creation , food and nutrition security, climate change adaptation and job creation through the Christian Impact Mission(CIM). 


The resources raised during the luncheon went towards the construction of the Empowered Biblical Worldview Centre in Yatta. It will serve as a Centre of Excellence in transforming communities and improving livelihoods of households in Kenya , Africa and the rest of the world. 


Hon. Wafukho has been closely associated with the CIM Transformation Development Model where he supported Bishop Masika in the formulation and implementation of the transformation model, right from inception in 2004 when it was just an idea, to the current moment when the model has been implemented in more than 45 countries across Africa . 


Israel , USA and UK are some of the countries that have supported the transformation initiative, viewing it as a game changer in building prosperous, cohesive and stable society. 

Hon. Wafukho at CIM, Yatta Machakos County.


With impactful moves in Bungoma and Western Kenya at large, his involvement in community development ideas has placed him at a central angle with many watching his steps keenly to just know what might be up next for the immediate former CAS National treasury and Planning.

Hon. Wafukho is a member of the Board for Kimilili-based ICFEM which is transforming lives of farmers in Western Kenya. ICFEM is in the process of working with county leadership in Western Kenya to transform agriculture, job creation and economic recovery in the region. Dreamland Hospital is one of the projects that are being implemented in the region under the leadership of Rev. Solomon Nabie. 


A man with strategies worthy emulation, what might be up for Hon. Eric Wafukho? 

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