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Bungoma's New Governor, Ken Lusaka addressing Kimilili Voice of Comrades on 1st January 2022. Watching is Dr. Wasike W. Walubengo, PhD.(Right) With a darlliance brought about by the organization's Trustee & Parent Dr. Wasike W Walubengo, PhD and the patron Dr. Martin Wakoli Sakwa, Kimilili Voice of Comrades is today one of the elated groups for their Prayers have been answered in part, "Lusaka's Win." Taking it to their Social spaces after the annunciation of "their" big win, led by the chairperson Ezra Lusweti alias Mwanambeli, the Kimilili Comrades freternity has expressed confidence in the Lusaka-led government that will rule over Bungoma for the next 5years. On January 1st 2022 at CBSM schools, the newly elected governor Ken Lusaka met with Kimilili Voice of Comrades at around 7:30 PM to discuss matters pertaining the county government and how beneficial to the group once Lusaka takes charge of the county. Governor Ken Lusaka addresses Kimilili V

Senate speaker & Bungoma gubernatorial hopefull Hon Keneth Makelo Lusaka at a past briefing. Lusaka's comeback in Bungoma politics is today an activity if not all, majority voters and leader's are after taking part with opportunist aspirants using it as an advantage to sell their manifesto since the mention of the name 'LUSAKA ' is an agenda in Bungoma greater than other agendas on table and to rhyme with the electorates, say Lusaka and you are guaranteed to prolong your speech. The senate speaker is an idea whose time never expired! On the same, his record as the first Bungoma governor is not something to wish away in relation with the current leadership. From timely bursary disbursement on the look of the Bungoma Women Rep hopefull Dr. Beryl Mutekhele the then CEC education, building of ECDE c lassrooms and employment of ECDE teachers across the county is among many things his love for education & commitment to improving it was confirmed. Lusaka's infrast

 She who knows the pain of a child is the mother... "My child was born healthy, after a month, the head started enlarging, we tried medication at my sister's place in Kisii at a level 6 hospital but after sometimes it became worse and we were transferred to Kijabe hospital. On reaching Kijabe, the doctors asked if I could manage Kshs 150,000/= for her surgery, I had nowhere to get the large sum required and I honestly told them I could not manage. The doctors then advised me to go and try find the money to get back my child for treatment. Benta organized for a WatsApp group funds mobilisation and we managed 20,000, I went back to Kijabe to plead with the doctors to take the money available and help rescue my child's condition but they said the money was so little for the services required. They said they could help reduce the much water in her head but even after that my child has not been well. Doctors told me she has alot of water in her head that it has even blinded her

  Irine Nafula's condition. Irine Nafula is from malaha area, Kibisi location, Maeni ward in Kimilili Constituency of Bungoma county.  She is a mother of six, leading a hard life with a hustling husband who works as a Boda Boda riding someone's mortobike which makes it difficult to manage raising their family because of their humble lifestyle. Irine has a lump at the lower parts of her face evident from the video clip as a result of Goiter which is said to have been lately discovered and she has nothing to do in arresting the situation as she was reffered to Refferal hospital with Kshs 10,000/= required to know the extension of her condition and an estimate of over Kshs 200,000/= required to get the condition treated since she is not enlisted on the National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) Irine's condition is worsening as she finds it difficult to engage in conversation and difficulty in eating as confirmed by the husband, Mr. Amos. Irine's brother, Mr. Moses who is sai