West Mugirango Constituency Ready for Grade 9 Learners: MP Stephen Mogaka Confirms Completion of Classrooms

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As the 2025 academic calendar kicks off on January 6th, West Mugirango Constituency in Nyamira county stands out as a beacon of educational excellence and preparedness under the leadership of its visionary Member of Parliament, Stephen Mogaka.

Through strategic collaboration between the National Government Constituencies Development Fund (NG-CDF) and the Ministry of Education (MoE), the constituency is fully ready to welcome Grade 9 learners with state-of-the-art Junior Secondary School (JSS) classrooms.

This unprecedented achievement reflects the commitment of MP Mogaka and his team to ensuring quality education for every child in West Mugirango. Their efforts have laid a solid foundation for the Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) rollout, providing the necessary infrastructure to facilitate smooth transitions and quality learning.

In the initial phases of the construction project, a total of 49 JSS classrooms have been completed and are ready for use. This includes contributions from both NG-CDF and the MoE under the Kenya Primary Education Equity in Learning (KPEEL) program. These classrooms will be accessible to learners starting Monday, ensuring minimal disruptions as schools reopen.

NG-CDF has directly funded and completed 14 classrooms across the constituency, supplementing existing structures and those constructed under KPEEL. The targeted schools include:

Igena Itambe primary, Geta Primary, Ekerama primary, Getaari Primary, Endabu primary, Kianyabong’ere primary, Ekenyoro primary, Mobamba Primary, Tente Primary (2 classrooms), Bosose Primary, Nyakeore Primary, Moikabondo Primary.

Meanwhile, the Ministry of Education, through KPEEL, has delivered 35 classrooms in the same phases, covering a wide range of schools such as:

Nyamira DEB-2, Tonga Omonuri-3, Motagara DEB-2, Nyaisa DOK-2, Nyairicha Special School-2, Kebirigo Primary-2, Gesore Pri-1, Nyakemincha Pri-1, Kenyambi Pri-1, Etono Pri-1, Girigiri Pri-1, Rirumi Pri-1, Kenyenya Day-1, Nyamotentemi Pri-1, Morugq Pri-1, Bugo Pri-1, Bomorito-1, Getaari Pri-1, Blessed Hope Gen-1, Nyakoria Pri-1, Kenyenya Boarding-2, Ikobe Pri-1, Rangenyo Boarding-1, Gesiaga Pri-1, Rianyagechanga Pri-1, Enchoro DOK-1, Omokonge Special School-1.

Looking forward, MP Mogaka has revealed plans to construct an additional 16 classrooms in Phases 3 and 4 during the first quarter of 2025. The targeted schools for these phases include:

Egesieri DOK-2 Classrooms, Nyangoso pri-1, Rangenyo mixed -1,  Matierio Primary-1,  Kianyabao Pri -1,  Nyaigesa Pri- 1,  Kiang’inda Pri -1,  Gucha Pri -1,  Kegogi Pri-1, Bobembe Pri -1, Bobembe Girls-1, Riakimai Boarding-1,  Ikonge DOK-1,  Gekomoni DEB-1,  Nyairicha DEB -1

These future projects are expected to sustain the momentum already built, ensuring that no learner in West Mugirango is left behind.

Beyond constructing new classrooms, NG-CDF has prioritized the renovation and upgrading of existing structures. Over 100 schools in the constituency have seen at least three classrooms renovated, significantly enhancing the learning environment. Stalled projects, some of which had been abandoned for over a decade, have also been completed under MP Mogaka’s leadership.

This holistic approach ensures that schools not only meet but exceed the standards required to deliver quality education. By focusing on both new construction and the revitalization of existing facilities, MP Mogaka is building a legacy of educational excellence.

The collaboration between NG-CDF, MoE, and local communities has been instrumental in achieving these milestones. Programs like KPEEL have played a pivotal role in addressing equity in education, ensuring that resources are distributed fairly across the constituency.

MP Mogaka’s leadership has also been marked by transparency and inclusivity, inviting stakeholders to participate in decision-making processes. This participatory approach has fostered trust and collective ownership of the projects, ensuring their sustainability.

MP Mogaka’s commitment to education does not end with classrooms. He has outlined a comprehensive vision that includes touching all learning institutions and addressing other critical areas requiring his attention. With prayers and continued community support, he envisions a future where every child in West Mugirango has access to quality education and equal opportunities.

This ambitious agenda aligns with Kenya’s broader educational goals, positioning West Mugirango as a model constituency for the rest of the country.

The completion of these classrooms and renovations is more than just an infrastructure upgrade; it represents a transformative shift for learners and their families. Quality learning environments boost student morale, improve academic performance, and contribute to community development.

Moreover, the focus on special schools such as Nyairicha Special School and Omokonge Special School demonstrates an inclusive approach that caters to the diverse needs of learners. This inclusivity is a testament to MP Mogaka’s commitment to leaving no child behind.

As the 2025 academic year begins, MP Stephen Mogaka calls on all stakeholders, including parents, teachers, and community leaders, to support these initiatives. Together, they can build on these achievements and create a brighter future for the children of West Mugirango.

Through his leadership, dedication, and strategic vision, MP Mogaka has set a new standard for education in Kenya. His efforts underscore the importance of investing in education as a cornerstone for community and national development.

God bless West Mugirango, and may its learners thrive under the wings of opportunity.

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