National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang'ula pledged to improve health facilities and infrastructure in his ward.

The speaker celebrated Christmas at Mukhweya Parish Catholic Church in Bungoma County. During the celebration, Wetang'ula said he would help build a regional referral hospital that goes beyond serving residents to benefit the entire region.

"In the ward, I've pledged to enhance healthcare facilities and infrastructure and help build a regional referral hospital that extends beyond our residents to serve the entire region," Wetang'ula's statement on X account revealed.

The Speaker also announced government initiatives to support farmers in the area. Subsidized fertilizers will be made available at Sub County Headquarters, aiming to boost food production and ease challenges faced by farmers.

"As we aim to ease agricultural discomfort for our farmers and tackle challenges collectively, the government has pledged to avail subsidized fertilizer at the Sub County headquarters to enable easy access by farmers for the sake of improving food production,"he added.

In his Christmas message, he wished everyone a season filled with joy, laughter, and cherished moments, emphasizing the importance of peace, love, and togetherness.

"While Rome wasn't built in a day, our collective effort can shape a better future. As we enjoy Christmas, may your days be filled with joy, laughter, and cherished moments. I wish you and your loved ones a season brimming with peace, love, and the magic of togetherness. Merry Christmas to you all," Wetang'ula concluded.

Wetang'ula was joined by Bungoma Senator David Wakoli, MCA Sam Mukhongo, and Ken Wanyama, among other leaders.