Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi promised all homeowners under the affordable housing project will receive sectional title deeds. These official papers will guarantee complete ownership rights for every buyer. The government has established proper measures and policies to ensure Kenyans who purchase houses through this program become full property holders. Mudavadi emphasized the affordable housing plan goes beyond constructing buildings.
The initiative aims to help Kenyans possess property and build secure futures. Mudavadi stated the same government that issues titles everywhere will provide these documents, countering any misleading claims about ownership. He explained the government created sectional titles specifically to guarantee housing rights under the Affordable Housing program. For the first time, families benefiting from these homes will hold legal documents proving their ownership status.
These sectional titles allow families to create generational wealth through property ownership. Mudavadi reaffirmed that the government remains fully committed to transforming lives through affordable housing, as required by the Constitution. The Constitution declares that every person has the right to accessible and adequate housing. Beyond creating jobs and boosting the economy, the housing project helps lower-income Kenyans buy homes.
Mudavadi stated that the current government must ensure that every Kenyan can access decent shelter, as guaranteed by the Bill of Rights. He criticized opponents of the program who spread incorrect information to potential beneficiaries. Mudavadi pointed to visible transformations in areas like Kibra and Mukuru Kwa Njenga as evidence of the program's success. He expressed disappointment about people opposing such positive developments without reasonable consideration.
According to Mudavadi, those telling Kenyans they will not legally possess these houses spread unnecessary fear and deserve to be ignored. He made these statements when he joined President William Ruto at the funeral service for Malava MP Malulu Injendi in Lugusi, Kakamega County.
The initiative aims to help Kenyans possess property and build secure futures. Mudavadi stated the same government that issues titles everywhere will provide these documents, countering any misleading claims about ownership. He explained the government created sectional titles specifically to guarantee housing rights under the Affordable Housing program. For the first time, families benefiting from these homes will hold legal documents proving their ownership status.
These sectional titles allow families to create generational wealth through property ownership. Mudavadi reaffirmed that the government remains fully committed to transforming lives through affordable housing, as required by the Constitution. The Constitution declares that every person has the right to accessible and adequate housing. Beyond creating jobs and boosting the economy, the housing project helps lower-income Kenyans buy homes.
Mudavadi stated that the current government must ensure that every Kenyan can access decent shelter, as guaranteed by the Bill of Rights. He criticized opponents of the program who spread incorrect information to potential beneficiaries. Mudavadi pointed to visible transformations in areas like Kibra and Mukuru Kwa Njenga as evidence of the program's success. He expressed disappointment about people opposing such positive developments without reasonable consideration.
According to Mudavadi, those telling Kenyans they will not legally possess these houses spread unnecessary fear and deserve to be ignored. He made these statements when he joined President William Ruto at the funeral service for Malava MP Malulu Injendi in Lugusi, Kakamega County.
