Munyaka and Musyoka said the community was ready to work with the Government for the sake of development.
“I want to ask the Kamba community to make informed choices this time round by supporting the Jubilee administration for the sake of development of our region,” said Munyaka.
They said the challenges facing the community especially poor infrastructure and water problems will only be solved by the Jubilee administration.
The Deputy President called upon Kamba leaders to join Jubilee so that they can spearhead more developments in the region.
According to Ruto, the Government is keen on developing all areas, and it would be much easier for them to initiate projects if the local leaders join them and give them strategies on how to implement them.
“We have been happy working with some of the leaders from this region and I am sure working with you all will see us make the lives of the people better,’ he said.
Ruto said nothing would stop the Government from will working closely with elected leaders from across the country for the benefit of the people.
He said the country needs to be unified in order to develop.
Ruto urged leaders to be at the forefront in the fight against tribalism and focus their energies more on development.
“We want to see the country develop equally. The Government is working towards a united country free from tribalism as the only way to achieve economic stability,” he said.
Mbai emphasized on the need for the Kamba community to cooperate among themselves and work with the Government for the sake of development.
“Politics of 2013 should not be a stumbling block to the development of this region. We should not be misled by Opposition leaders who have nothing new to offer to this region,” Mbai said.
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