Photo Courtesy; Langata-Ngong Link Road.
Infrastructure development was among the key pillars that marked the reign of ex President Uhuru Kenyatta. During his tenure, Kenya witnessed rapid changes in its infrastructural landscape with various projects dotting allover the country.
Nairobi City became the center of infrastructure development with mega infrastructural projects started. The Nairobi Expressway, The T-Mall Flyover Over Langata Road, Expansion of Eastern, Western and Southern Bypasses were some of the notable infrastructure development projects that were undertaken by ex President Uhuru Kenyatta led administration.
Photos of the new Kshs 2 Billion Langata-Ngong Link Road wich was also undertaken during the reign of ex President Uhuru has surfaced online sparking reactions from Kenyans.
The road was built at a tune of Kshs 2 Billion and was aimed at easing traffic along the two roads.
Kenyans had the following to say regarding this matter with others praising ex President Uhuru Kenyatta for spearheading the infrastructure development;
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