President William Ruto has officially launched the construction of the Nangina–Sio Port–Okados–Mundere Road in Busia County. This 13-kilometre road, costing KSh860 million, will link the communities of Funyula Constituency and Budalang’i Constituency, making travel easier and safer for residents.
For the people living in the area, the new road is more than just asphalt and concrete—it represents smoother trips to school, hospitals, and markets.
Farmers, who often face challenges transporting their crops, will now have a quicker, safer route to buyers. Local traders and businesses will also benefit as goods move faster, stimulating trade and economic activity.
The project is part of a broader government initiative to improve infrastructure in border counties like Busia. Good roads make it easier for communities to thrive, connect with neighboring regions, and create new job opportunities, especially during construction.
Residents are optimistic about the road’s impact. Many believe it will simplify daily life while opening doors for economic growth. Beyond convenience, it will improve access to essential services like healthcare and education, positively transforming the lives of community members.
Once completed, the Nangina–Sio Port–Okados–Mundere Road will become a key link in the county’s transport network. The project underscores the government’s commitment to investing in infrastructure that enhances citizens’ livelihoods.
This road is more than a construction project—it is a promise of connection, opportunity, and a brighter future for the people of Funyula and Budalang’i.
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