Yes, i agree that Nyeri could be far ahead. I think the problem is that mediocrity has crept in. I also suspect that the elite of Nyeri have migrated to other areas and have refused to go back home or shape opinion wherever they are. Road carabats do not count as development... Those governors of central Kenya should stop sitting on their laurels lest they(Laurels)wither and dry up. They should immediately put their brains to work on how to improve livelihoods of their people just like we have witnessed elsewhere.Land tenureship should seriously be looked at otherwise Nyeri might become a slum.

Clarification: Nolturesh water is already in Makueni Kilome and homes along where it passes are connected. You must have seen news article of Kajiado governer complaining of Makueni people getting water and not Kajiado.
Nolturesh water is from Kajiado(kilimanjaro).

Kivutha lost some 3 years fighting MCAs and budget not getting approved. If He stays clear of NASA/wiper politics He can get much done in next 5.

Makueni is coming from a low base development wise. You can compare Makueni with Kitui but not Machakos due to history and weather. There are places in Machakos you would think you are in Kiambu. So you may not get it when a farmer who used to water cows far far away in dry season appreciates 'water pans'.

Kila mtu ajenge county yake. In the end the Country Kenya moves forward. Give credit where its due, Kivutha has done well so has Alfred Mutua and so has Mwangi wa Iria

it would even have been better if he introduced a welfare system for unemployed, hii mambo ya government kununua maembe na maziwa does not sit well - yaani a whole government is preoccupied with squeezing mangoes and packing milk in papers, then they go ahead and dig water pans and earth roads for the residents, I would not be surpriced if in his next budget he starts supplying jerrycans to the residents to go fetch water from the water pans

it would even have been better if he introduced a welfare system for unemployed, hii mambo ya government kununua maembe na maziwa does not sit well - yaani a whole government is preoccupied with squeezing mangoes and packing milk in papers, then they go ahead and dig water pans and earth roads for the residents, I would not be surpriced if in his next budget he starts supplying jerrycans to the residents to go fetch water from the water pans

Migori residents and traders have given Governor Okoth Obado until Friday to restore water supply after three months of dry taps.

The group threatened to hold demonstrations in the county with empty jerry cans to express their displeasure.

The town has had no supplies of water following a Sh4million electricity bill.

The county gets its supplies from the Sh1.2 billion water project which was handed over to it by the African Development Bank in 2014.

"On Friday, we will not pay any taxes and levies to the county government. We will organise residents and traders to move with empty jerry cans for peaceful demonstration to the governor office," Kennedy Odongo, chairman of Migori Small Traders Association, said.

He was addressing the press in Migori town on Tuesday accompanied by Tobias Omino, the chairman of Migori chamber of commerce.

The two said residents cannot continue buying a 20-litre jerry can of water drawn from untreated rivers and springs in the area at Sh50.

Omino said they have already instructed traders at the bus park, Migori market and hawkers to boycott paying taxes.

"We won’t be giving Migori county millions in taxes weekly as traders including billions from the National Treasury and we are denied water in town."