Shauri Moyo water project in Majengo ward, Muheza district, Tanga region got a shot in the arm last week following the arrival of 31-million/- equipment to start implementation of the project.
Presenting the equipment, Muheza Member of Parliament Adadi Rajabu, reminded a well-attend public rally in Majengo ward that the equipment was ordered in order to solve chronic water problem in that particular ward, adding that tackling seriously the water problem in Muheza District was one of Chama Cha Mapinduzi’s election campaign pledges.
“At personal level,” he said, “I vowed to struggle to end the incessant water problem in this district. I renew my pledge. I will not rest until the vast majority of residents of this district get a permanent supply of potable water. This is just a beginning.”
Ambassador Rajabu thanked unnamed stakeholders he teamed up with to secure the equipment to implement the Shauri Moyo scheme projected to benefit 6,000 residents. He said he will look for more donors to implement other water projects.
He asked Muheza residents to play their part in the struggle to end the water problem because, he said, water problem in the district was age-old, explaining that no individual could solely end the problem without the participation of the people.
“If we shall rise together, we shall solve many of the problems in our society. I beseech you to play your part as we implement our development plans.”
The MP also presented Pande Darajani, Kilulu, Magila na Majengo villagers with 500 corrugated iron sheets whose roofs were damaged during a storm in January this year. If you want to learn more about roofings, see it here.
Majengo Councilor Shaban Kibwana thanked the MP for keeping his word, saying residents will support him in implementing development projects which may require services like the ones on crosscountryconstruction.biz.