Narok Governor Patrick Ntuntu has expressed his deep satisfaction with the restoration of peace in previously volatile regions along the Narok-Kisii and Narok-Migori borders, as well as the Enoreetet area, following years of inter-ethnic tensions.
Speaking during an interdenominational Palm Sunday service held at Mutenkuar Primary School in Kilgoris Central Ward, Governor Ntuntu commended national efforts that have led to the return of calm and stability in these conflict-prone zones.
The service, which brought together congregants from 14 churches, was graced by the Deputy President of the Republic of Kenya, Prof.
Kithure Kindiki, marking his first official visit to Narok County since assuming office. "This occasion was not only a celebration of faith and unity but a powerful symbol of national cohesion," said Governor Ntuntu. "I am gratified by the return of calm in areas previously affected by inter-ethnic conflicts, notably along the Narok-Kisii and Narok-Migori borders, as well as the Enoreetet area.
