Rose Museo Backs Emali Bodaboda Sacco in Push for Youth Empowerment and Economic Dignity
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By John Kariuki
Makueni Woman Representative Hon. Rose Museo Mumo has once again demonstrated her commitment to grassroots empowerment, throwing her weight behind the Emali Municipality Bodaboda Sacco in a spirited bid to uplift youth livelihoods.
During a recent visit to Emali, Hon. Museo lauded the bodaboda operators for their discipline and organization, recognizing them as key drivers of local commerce and community connectivity. “These young men and women are not just riders—they are the backbone of our economy. We must invest in their growth,” she said.
Her visit focused on mobilizing support for the Sacco through access to credit, skills training, road safety awareness, and provision of protective gear. She emphasized the need to formalize such informal sector groups to help them tap into government funding and development programs.
The Sacco leadership welcomed her support, calling it a morale booster that would inspire greater organization and growth. Riders expressed appreciation for her hands-on leadership and unwavering support for youth empowerment.
Hon. Museo’s efforts in championing informal sector groups across Makueni have earned her praise for offering tangible solutions rather than empty promises. Residents described her approach as “transformational and timely,” helping restore dignity and economic self-reliance among young people.
She concluded her visit with a call for continued unity and professionalism within the sector, promising to remain a steadfast advocate for structured, sustainable empowerment.
With consistent engagement and results-driven leadership, Hon. Rose Museo Mumo is redefining public service through action—not just words.
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