KMTC CEO Dr. Kelly Oluoch Visits Gatundu and Mutunguru Campuses
KMTC CEO, Dr. Kelly Oluoch, made an official visit to Gatundu Constituency in Kiambu County to assess campus operations and explore ways to enhance institutional efficiency, service delivery, and student welfare.
The visit formed part of the CEO’s ongoing transformative leadership agenda aimed at strengthening academic excellence, infrastructure growth, and strategic partnerships across KMTC campuses. During the engagement, Dr. Oluoch also visited Mutunguru Satellite Campus, which operates under Gatundu Campus, to assess training facilities and the learning environment.
Accompanied by members of the KMTC Management team, Dr. Oluoch held interactive sessions with campus leadership, staff, and students to identify priority areas for improvement and reinforce the College’s performance framework. KMTC Gatundu Campus currently serves 1,158 students, while Mutunguru Satellite Campus hosts 173 students pursuing various health-related courses.
Key focus areas during the visit included infrastructure expansion, student clinical placement, staff and student welfare, campus safety, internet connectivity, and partnership linkages with local health facilities and community stakeholders. Among the immediate priorities identified were the construction of additional classrooms, modernization of library resources, and enhancement of security systems to create a more conducive learning environment.
“Our focus is to ensure that every KMTC campus operates efficiently and effectively, with adequate infrastructure, strong partnerships, and a supportive environment for both students and staff,” said Dr. Oluoch.
The CEO commended student leaders championing campaigns against drug and substance abuse and urged the College community to remain vigilant in addressing the “Triple Threat” affecting young people - new HIV infections, adolescent pregnancies, and gender-based violence.
In his closing remarks, Dr. Oluoch underscored the importance of teamwork and a shared sense of purpose, emphasizing that collective success is built on collaboration. “We can only succeed together. We are gifted in different ways, and our joint efforts strengthen our ability to excel,” he remarked. He encouraged students to stay resilient, pursue excellence, and uphold the KMTC spirit wherever they go, reaffirming Management’s commitment to their success.
