We are rolling out transformative development programmes in Nairobi County to tackle key challenges, including poor waste and garbage management, informal settlements, water shortage, poor roads, and unreliable electricity. Consequently, we are building one priority road in each of the 85 electoral wards, prioritising Maragua 4 Dam project to boost water supply in the city and stabilising electricity supply in the county. To keep Nairobi clean, a comprehensive garbage management service will begin on April 1, 2026, ensuring timely collection throughout the city. Additionally, a treatment plant will be built at the Dandora Dumpsite to manage waste, produce fertiliser and generate energy from next year. We are also investing a total of KSh220 billion in Nairobi to build 169,000 affordable housing units, 16 modern markets, and hostels to accommodate 14,000 students. In addition, we are building 700 classrooms in public schools, providing additional places to 21,000 learners. Addressed residents of Pipeline, Embakasi, Nairobi County.(William Samoei Ruto, PhD)