Newly elected KTDA directors take over Kirinyaga factory
A farmer picking tea. Six newly elected Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) directors stormed Ndima Tea Factory in Kirinyaga County and took over the offices under tight security.
They took over the offices early Monday morning under tight security.
They pledged to provide quality leadership and protect farmers from any forms of oppression.
They were elected by the farmers in an incident-free poll despite a court order stopping the polls.
Six newly elected Kenya Tea Development Agency (KTDA) directors on Monday stormed Ndima Tea Factory in Kirinyaga County and took over the offices under tight security.
They arrived at the factory at 8.30am and declared that they are the bonafide office bearers despite opposition by ousted officials who boycotted the Saturday polls at Kiangai Primary School.
