Governor Lusaka Proposes Naming Key Bungoma Road After Late Politician Nathan Munoko

  Bungoma Governor Kenneth Lusaka has announced plans to propose naming a key road in Bungoma County after the late veteran politician, Nathan Walialula Munoko, in honor of his significant contributions to Kenya’s political and social landscape.Governor Lusaka made the announcement during Munoko’s funeral service held at Kiptogot in Endebess, Trans Nzoia County. In his tribute, Lusaka lauded the late politician as a visionary leader whose influence stretched beyond his time, benefiting not only his generation but future ones as well.“Nathan Munoko was a progressive leader whose commitment to serving the people of Kenya was unwavering. His legacy lives on in the policies he championed and the lives he touched. Naming a road in Bungoma after him will serve as a constant reminder of the immense contributions he made to our nation,” said Governor Lusaka.Munoko, who passed away recently, had a distinguished political career, serving as a Minister, Assistant Minister, and Member of Parliament. He was known for his leadership in various governmental roles and for his efforts in driving development in his community and beyond.Lusaka urged mourners to follow Munoko’s example of selfless service, emphasizing the importance of putting the needs of others first in public office. “Munoko’s life was a testament to the values of integrity, commitment, and vision,” Lusaka added.The late Nathan Munoko was widely respected for his dedication to the country and his ability to unite people from all walks of life. His passing has left a significant void in Kenya’s political landscape, but his legacy will continue to inspire future generations. Lusaka’s proposal to name a road after Munoko is seen as a fitting tribute to a leader whose influence continues to resonate across the country.  Read More