[Garissa governor elecet Ali Bunow Korane in a past event. He has prioritised to create jobs and boost security in his first 100 days in office.] ( Photo: the star.co.ke)
Garissa Governor elect Ali Bunow Korane has said that he will prioritise job creation, security, provision of water and empowerment of marginalised groups in 100 days after his inauguration.
Korane who beat outgoing governor Nathif Jama narrowly says that his government will focus on creating 50,000 job opportunities for unemployed youth inin the first 100 days.
Speaking to journalists in Garissa Town on Monday, the former Permanent Secretary (PS) said that employment remains a serious challenge in the county.
Korane said that his administration will partner with the national government and the private sector to create jobs.
He also said that his government will pump more money on short term projects that will in turn create jobs.
"I have a workable plan that will ensure that young people get job opportunities and empower themslves economically," he said said as quoted by the People Daily.
Korane also said that he will work with the national government to boost security.
He said that security has been a serious issue noting that without security there can never be development.
He said that he will support security measures being implemented by the national government to eensure locals safety.
Korane also promised to initiate empowerment projects for women and Persons Living with Disabilities (PLWD) in the first 100 days.
The Garissa Jubilee Governor elect urged residents to support his government promising not to let them down.
Korane narrowly defeated Jama in the recently concluded general election.
Jama has since disputed Korane's win alleging irregularities in talying of votes.
The outgoing governor has vowed to challenge Korane's win in court.