Ruto announces jobs for TSC-certified teachers in Nakuru
By David Nthua, October 29, 2025President William Ruto has instructed Nakuru East MP David Gikaria to look for TSC-certified teachers for employment at the newly established Susan Kihika Primary School in Nakuru County.
Speaking during an ongoing development tour of the Rift Valley Region on Wednesday, October 29, 2025, the Head of State thanked Nakuru locals for supporting the broad-based government.
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Ruto’s message to MP Gikaria
Equally, he urged everyone who has TSC numbers and can teach at the primary school to liaise with the MP, adding that the lawmaker is known to be fair and integrity upholder.
“Tukifungua, mimi nitaleta waalimu kumi na tano. Kama kuna vijana wamesomea elimu, wewe mheshimiwa Gikaria, nitafutie majina ya hayo. Kama kuna mtu ako na number ya TSC hapa, tutamuajiri akue anafunza hawa watoto wetu,” Ruto has told an excited crowd.
At the same breath, the Head of State did affirm that his Kenya Kwanza government is committed to bettering the education sector in Kenya, saying that the future of every nation lies in sectors like education, health, agriculture and housing.
Ruto’s promise to bank on education
Earlier in the day, the head of state led the groundbreaking of the Susan Kihika Primary and Junior school that will be operational by January next year, just 2 months from now.
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He also launched the last-mile connectivity in the area, ending years of darkness in the area.
“We are enhancing access to quality education through the expansion and construction of modern schools across Kenya to guarantee equal opportunities for our children, regardless of their socio-economic background.
“Broke ground for the construction of the Susan Kihika Primary and Junior School, Kiratina, Nakuru County.
“Also launched the Nakuru East Last Mile Connectivity Programme, part of the Sh2.6 billion investment to connect over 22,000 households to electricity in Nakuru County,” Ruto wrote on Facebook.
That aside, it still remains to be seen how the head of state will navigate through the current political bombs that have now become more evident following the unfortunate passing of the late ODM Party Leader Raila Odinga.
The Orange Democratic Movement Party is currently speaking in tongues, with every leader rushing to prove themselves.