H.E Governor Wisely Rotich witnessed the swearing in of 15 Chief officers, completing the last phase of constituting his government.
The appointees took oath of office in a ceremony presided over by Iten Senior Principal Magistrate Hon. Charles Kutwa.
The Governor, whose appointments comprised youthful appointees, pledged to ensure that by the end of his tour of duty in Elgeyo Marakwet he will have mentored many young people as possible.
He challenged the new officials to be diligent and professional as he specifically cautioned the Chief officers to be magnanimous to the public and shun conflict.
Addressing the gathering, the governor warned contractors that his government will not tolerate any incomplete projects beyond prescribed timelines.
He extended a grace period to the contractors to ensure they completed all past projects by end of June this year, failure to which all the projects will be terminated without further notice.
Dr Sally Kimosop acting Chairperson County Public Service Board challenged the incoming COs that their positions were not comfort zones since a huge responsibility was bestowed upon them.
Deputy Governor H.E. Prof Grace Cheserek and a host of Members of County Assembly MCAs were in attendance led by House leader of majority Hon. Stephen Cheruiyot.
The MCAs cautioned the Chief Officers that the Assembly will be keen on its oversight role warning that MCAs will not compromise on any wrongdoing.
Mr Cheruiyot singled out payment for incomplete projects as one of the ills perpetrated by past office holders, warning the incoming team to desist from such malpractices.
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