National Government Administrative Officers - NGAOS

National Government Administrative Officers supporting The Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock Development.

Reasons why it's important to evacuate from riparian areas during heavy rainfall and floods.

In Kirinyaga County, Mwea East Division, National Government Administrative Officers (NGAO,s) led by County Commissioner (CC) Hussein Alaso joined forces with Fortune Sacco, Carlitas associations and Red-cross Kenya to provide aid to 125 households affected by floods.

Families received essential supplies and were assured of continuous support to ensure their safety.

A multi agency team officials from Water Resource Authority, National Police Service (NPS) Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) Nairobi City County Government and National Youth Service (NYS) led by Assistant County Commissioner (ACC) George Muraguri are urging dwellers on riprain land in Shimo la Tawe, South B Nairobi County to evacuate.

This is after the 48-hour notice had lapsed.

The Committee on Disaster Management and Response, comprising NGAOs, National Police Service, and NCCG, convened a Baraza at Highrise and Mugumoini locations along the Nairobi dam and Ngong River area. The aim was to raise awareness among locals about the escalating water levels, which pose a significant threat to communities in riparian zones. They urged residents to consider voluntary relocation and to adhere to safety measures amidst the ongoing flash floods.

Senior Chief of Kibera Location, Shaban Juma, alongside Assistant Chief Halima Rajab and village elders, conducted barazas at various areas within the location. They expressed gratitude to residents who had relocated to safer areas and convened a meeting with the Community Health Promoters (CHPS) to collaborate on flood sensitization and security matters.

Meru County Commissioner, Jacob Ouma, oversaw the return of 209 Heard of Cattle and 8 donkeys to their rightful owners in a ceremony at Bullo Astu Camp. He called for enhanced security measures and vigilance to safeguard livelihoods and ensure peace in the region.

This evening, we find ourselves in a sombre mood as we remember Mr. Louis Kipngetich Ronoh, County Commissioner of Lamu County, who has sadly departed following a brief illness.

Mr. Ronoh dedicated twenty-seven remarkable years of his life to serving with distinction as a National Government Administrative Officer (NGAO).

His recent promotion to County Commissioner in March 16th, 2023, was a testament to his exemplary service and commitment.

We extend our sincere condolences to Mr. Ronoh's family, relatives, and friends during this difficult time. May Louis Kipngetich Ronoh's soul rest in eternal peace.

Ministry of Interior and National Administration CS Kithure Kindiki Establishes New Administrative Units in 31 Counties To Improve Coordination Of Government Services.

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We currently have a total of 683,814 unclaimed and uncollected ID cards.

These are available at all National Registration Bureau Registries situated within our National Administration Offices and Huduma Centers.

Please visit the registry in your application area and get in touch with our Regional Commissioners' Office to address any outstanding cases formally.

Government service accessibility in Seme, Kisumu County is set to improve significantly with the official opening of the newly constructed Sub County Headquarters by the Regional Commissioner, Flora Mworoa accompanied by the Constituency MP Hon. Dr. James Nyikal.

Serving a population of around 142,824 residents, the office will accommodate the Seme Deputy County Commissioner and is furnished with internet and electricity, ensuring modern and respectable working conditions for National Government Officers to advance the Government's economic transformation agenda .

This installation is part of the Ministry's initiative to construct, equip, and operationalize National Government Administrative Offices to enhance coordination of administrative services in Counties.

The Coast region's Security and Intelligence Committees have vowed to suppress by all means the emerging criminal gang 'team mashamba', which is encroaching on private and vacant land, particularly in Kilifi South.

In a meeting chaired by the Coast Regional Commissioner, Ms, Rhoda Onyancha, urgent action was agreed upon to address the issue conclusively. Additionally, all security teams represented from the 33 Sub Counties and 6 Counties in the Coast region were urged to stay vigilant and share crucial information regarding terrorist threats.

The performance review meeting, held at the Kenya School of Government Mombasa campus, also praised the effectiveness of the multi-agency approach that is facilitating collaborative crime management and resource sharing for enhanced security.

The 100% transition mop up campaign in Migori County, extended to Kwiho Division's Siabai Location and Makonge Sub Location, where Guana Mixed Secondary School enrolled 8 students.

In Kwale County's Msambweni Sub County, Milalani Primary School successfully enrolled 10 boys and 10 girls into Junior Secondary School.

In a door-to-door campaign in Kwale County's Msambweni Sub-County, 4 girls and 1 boy were registered at Jomo Kenyatta Primary School and Junior Secondary in Vingujini.

Additionally, 5 boys and 2 girls were enrolled in Vingujini Secondary School.

In Welmarer Sub Location, Wajir County, an Assistant Chief reported that 64 children had enrolled in Milsaded Primary School.

The headteacher of the school welcomed the new students by providing them with exercise books and pens for motivation.

The campaign is ongoing while area leaders motivated parents to enrol their children in school.

In Kandavaywek village, Tinderet Sub-county, Nandi County, another boy was escorted by the Assistant Chief of Setek, a village elder, and his mother to A.I.C Setek Secondary School.

The principal warmly received them while making sure the young man was admitted to Form 1, contributing to the success of the 100% transition initiative.

The Assistant Chief of Sokosik visited Evans Kipkosgei's home in Nandi County, Tinderet Sub-county, to address his non-enrollment in Form One.

Accompanied by Evans' father and grandfather, they went to Sokosik Secondary School, where the principal admitted Evans, ensuring his enrollment in line with the 100% transition policy.

The National Government Administrative Officers (NGAO's) team from Mivumoni in Msambweni Sub-County, Kwale County, successfully enrolled 7 girls and 5 boys at Eshu Junir Secondary along with 1 boy at Kilulu Vocational Training Center.

In Msambweni Sub County, Kwale County, National Government Administration Officers (NGAO's) in Kingwede Shirazi conducted door-to-door follow-up for the 100% transition initiative at Shirazi Sub location.

During the exercise, 2 boys and 3 girls were successfully enrolled in Ramisi Primary School and Junior Secondary, respectively.

A fortnight ago, Chief Mkongani Location, accompanied by village elders in Kubo Division of Shimba Hills Sub County, Kwale County, successfully facilitated the enrollment of four students at Mtsamviani Secondary School.

The initiative is ongoing, with continued efforts to enrol more students.

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In Ngecheck Location, Nandi County, two girls were escorted by Assistant Chief Kipchunu and joined Tulon High School.

In a heartening display of support, well-wishers generously covered their fees and shopping expenses.

In Kapkemel Village, Chesumei Sub County, Nandi County, the Assistant Chief of Kimngeru Sub Location played a pivotal role in facilitating the admission of 2 students to Chemuswa Secondary School.

Despite facing initial challenges in paying school fees, the two students were warmly received by the school principal.

In Kapkitany village, Nandi County, a young boy was escorted back to Father Martin Boyle Secondary School by the Chief of Soba location and Assistant Chiefs from Kapkitany and Kamilet sub-locations respectively. The young boy had left the school without authorization the previous week and upon his return, the Deputy Principal warmly welcomed him back, emphasizing the significance of the 100% Transition Mop-Up initiative in ensuring that every student continues their education journey.