Candidate for MCA,Roads
Maxwell says key roads such as Salim Road remain unmaintained and flood in the rainy season, and that drainage problems repeat in the same places.
PledgeA modernised Salim Road and drainage improvements at flooding hotspots.
From promises
to progress.
Maxwell has not been elected and says he will not promise what he cannot be held to. These are the gaps he sees in the ward, set beside what he pledges to do about each one.
Street lights
He says solar street lights were promised but some were never installed or were left broken.
PledgeFull-night solar street lights with a maintenance plan.
Security
He says Kabiro has no operational police post despite phone snatching and theft.
PledgeTwo operational police posts.
Water
He says a free water programme at Muslim Primary School was stopped.
PledgeFree water every Sunday at four locations: Muslim Primary, Kabiro Primary, St Anthony and Raila Estate.
Healthcare
He says there is no ward dispensary with emergency capacity, and that private clinics close on Sundays.
PledgeA dispensary and an emergency ambulance.
Sanitation
He says Kabiro lacks sustainable waste management while local youth are jobless.
PledgeTakaSafi TakaKazi: youth-led waste collection jobs.
Bursaries
He says bursaries have not always reached the students who need them most.
PledgeEqual distribution for all Kabiro voters and residents.
Youth and sport
He says young people need jobs and skills rather than handouts, and that Kabiro Primary and Muslim Primary have no modern football field.
PledgeModern fields at both schools, a workers’ SACCO and real job pathways.
Maxwell pledges quarterly public forums where ward development spending is reported openly to residents.