Bungoma County will put up a police submit at Bungoma North Technical and Vocational Coaching School at Naitiri to beef up safety on the establishment.
The Deputy County Commissioner (DCC) Bungoma North Mr.Obel Ojwang mentioned that the administration within the space was treating the safety of the establishment with the seriousness that it deserves therefore the necessity for a police submit throughout the establishment.
He mentioned that locals had welcomed the institution of the safety set up within the establishment positively and that they had been able to help applications being run within the space.
Mr. Ojwang who was chatting with KNA identified the institution of a digital platform as one of many applications on the establishment that geared toward creating jobs for the youth.
The principal of the varsity Mr. Charles Opiyo mentioned that the establishment obtained 100 computer systems from the federal government to be used on the digital laboratory.
Mr. Opiyo famous that the federal government had additionally provided the establishment with tractors to be used within the agriculture division, a transfer that he mentioned would additionally help the group.
“As a centre of Agriculture and Agricultural engineering the federal government gave us equipment,” he mentioned.
He mentioned that the faculty which stands on 9 acres of land began 4 years in the past and has an enrolment of 1500 college students with 43 trainers out of which 25 have been employed by the Board of Governors whereas 18 by the Lecturers’ Service Fee (TSC).
Mr. Opiyo thanked the Kenya Business Financial institution (KCB Basis) for sponsoring 50 college students to undertake varied programs on the establishment.
He mentioned that the digital program on the establishment would go a good distance in reworking the lives of the scholars and the group at giant.
College students who spoke to KNA expressed their gratitude to the federal government for placing up the establishment within the space saying it had introduced coaching on the grassroots stage.
By Catherine Nyongesa
