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UNSUSPECTED MEAT. JANE MUGAMBI 18TH NOV 2012. Residents of Kariti location in Ndia constituency have been put on high alert against consuming uninspected meat allegedly being sold to unsuspecting members of the public in the area. The remarks were made by area chief Julius Mwangi at Gatare village during the commissioning of a well courtesy of former Kenya national highways authority managing director Engineer Stephen Ngari who is vying for the Ndia member of parliament seat. The chief said that there were fears that some butchers were allegedly selling uninspected meat to members of the public posing a serious health risk. Mwangi called on members of the public to be vigilant and report any such cases to police for action to be taken adding that unscrupulous businessmen could be selling bad meat to unsuspecting members of the public. Addressing hundreds of residents at Gatare well the former KENHA managing director Stephen Ngari said that the well will serve to provide water to more than three hundreds residents of Kianjege village in Ndia constituency. Ngari who is seeking to succeed finance minister Njeru Githae in Ndia called on the residents to change the way of life and take up activities that earn more money for their families and improve their living standards. Ngari said that one way of eradicating poverty in the area residents should pick up pig farming which is a profitable enterprise. The former KENHA managing director promised to provide water for irrigation to boost farming in the area as a way of uplifting the living standards of the Ndia people. In education matters Ngari promised to build computer labs and equip all schools in the area with computers as a way of ensuring students in Ndia are techno savvy. Others intending to succeed the Finance minister in Ndia include John Mithamo (Wasusana), Phillip Migwi (DO), Job Muriithi, Stephen Muriuki, and Mwangi witu. ends.. 0723321326