Nyeri County Government ups support to the College
The Nyeri County Government reiterated its commitment to supporting Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) Campuses in the County to enable them to discharge their mandate to Kenyans, County Governor Hon. Mutahi has said.
He was speaking on January 23, 2023, during a courtesy call on his office by the KMTC Board of Directors led by Chairperson Amb. Zachary Muburi-Muita.
“Towards this end, we have seconded six Lecturers to Nyeri Campus to strengthen staff numbers in support of teaching and learning for our students,” the Governor said.
He further pledged to continue availing County health facilities for student clinical training.
Amb. Muita thanked the Governor for his support, noting, “the College is seeking to sign a Memorandum of Understanding to create an enabling environment for a seamless working relationship between the two organizations.”
On his part, KMTC CEO Dr. Kelly Oluoch requested the Governor to consider sponsoring needy students from the county through contributions to the KMTC revolving fund under the management of the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB).
“We look forward to our continued partnership in empowering the youth,” he added.
Present were KMTC Board Directors Ms. Jennifer Kibagendi, Mr. Fred Wamwaki, senior managers Dr. Lucy Bii, Ms. Lucy Kuria, Principals Ms. Zipporah Njeru (Othaya), Mr. Daniel Kimwetich (Nyeri) among others.
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Nyeri County Government ups support to the College
The Nyeri County Government reiterated its commitment to supporting Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) Campuses in the County to enable them to discharge their mandate to Kenyans, County Governor Hon. Mutahi has said.
He was speaking on January 23, 2023, during a courtesy call on his office by the KMTC Board of Directors led by Chairperson Amb. Zachary Muburi-Muita.
“Towards this end, we have seconded six Lecturers to Nyeri Campus to strengthen staff numbers in support of teaching and learning for our students,” the Governor said.
He further pledged to continue availing County health facilities for student clinical training.
Amb. Muita thanked the Governor for his support, noting, “the College is seeking to sign a Memorandum of Understanding to create an enabling environment for a seamless working relationship between the two organizations.”
On his part, KMTC CEO Dr. Kelly Oluoch requested the Governor to consider sponsoring needy students from the county through contributions to the KMTC revolving fund under the management of the Higher Education Loans Board (HELB).
“We look forward to our continued partnership in empowering the youth,” he added.
Present were KMTC Board Directors Ms. Jennifer Kibagendi, Mr. Fred Wamwaki, senior managers Dr. Lucy Bii, Ms. Lucy Kuria, Principals Ms. Zipporah Njeru (Othaya), Mr. Daniel Kimwetich (Nyeri) among others.
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