Mumias East MP Peter Salasya Major Appointment in His office Gives his people 1st Priority

The Mumias East Constituency Residents seem to be very happy after getting a new MP Hon. Peter Salasya, who is ready and willing to work with them for the progress of the Sub-county. Lately, Hon. Salasya has been making a series of appointments in his Sub-county offices as he aims to easily deliver his promises well. Interestingly, the MP has prioritized his constituents to fill the positions as one of the ways of solving employment challenges in his constituency.


Here is the list of the individuals who have landed a job with the Mumias East CDF.

1. Austin Agita - Public Works Officer

2. Dennis Okumu aka "Grandmuller" - Assistant Public Works Officer.

3. Bernard Kemba - Advisor on Youths Matters. 


4. Gabriel Wesa Olwichi - Communication team member.

5. Vincent Mike Walata - Head of Communications

6. Matete Irene - Public Relations Officer

7. Elvis Anguche - MPs Personal Assistant.


8. Benard Omuseve - Constituency Manager 

9. Ayub Salasya - Public Relations Officer 

10. Shanice Akala - Head of Digital Spearhead to Youths.

11. Mily Esther - Head of Staff Welfare.

12. Faith Musangi - Clerk.

13. Oscar Lumbasi - Secretary CDF

14. Juma Wangeci - CDF member.

15. Elizabeth Okumu - Secretary to Salasya's Office.
Photo Credit 
Peter Salasya Tweeter 

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