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Nakuru County SUMMARY OF INSTALLATION OF DEVICES IN PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN NAKURU COUNTY SUB-COUNTY ZONE SCHOOL LDD TDD PROJECTOR DCSWR NAKURU CENTRAL ST MARY’S GIRLS 120 2 1 1 NAIVASHA MAIELLA MIRERA 147 2 1 1 KURESOI KERINGET KERINGET BOARDING 14 2 1 1 GILGIL ELEMENTAITA MUNANDA 175 2 1 1 KURESOI AMALO OLENGURUONE D.E.B 80 2 1 1 MOLO ELBURGON TURI SULGWITA 183 2 1 1 NAIVASHA LONGONOT NGEYA 93 2 1 1 RONGAI KAMPI YA MOTO KAPSETEK 62 2 1 1 SUBUKIA KABAZI KABAZI 157 2 1 1 NAKURU MUNICIPALITY CENTRAL FLAMINGO 103 2 1 1 NJORO KIHINGO NESSUIT 126 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH BAHATI /BAHATI KIAMAINA 300 2 1 1 GILGIL KARUNGA NUTHU 13 2 1 1 GILGIL KARUNGA TWENDANE 18 2 1 1 GILGIL MBARUK MBOGO 15 2 1 1 GILGIL MBARUK NAGUM 20 2 1 1 GILGIL MBARUK KIBOKO 21 2 1 1 KURESOI AMALO OLENGURUONE D.E.B BOARDING 14 2 1 1 KURESOI CHEPTUECH SEGER 15 2 1 1 KURESOI CHEPTUECH KETITUI CENTRAL 17 2 1 1 KURESOI MAU SUMMIT MAIGOYA 16 2 1 1 NAIVASHA LONGONOT KIJABE TOWNSHIP 15 2 1 1 NAIVASHA LONGONOT KITILIKINI 18 2 1 1 NAIVASHA LONGONOT MUNENGI 20 2 1 1 NAIVASHA MAIELLA OLOONONG'OT 22 2 1 1 RONGAI MAKONGENI LOSIBIL 21 2 1 1 RONGAI RONGAI NGESUMIN 20 2 1 1 SUBUKIA MBOGO-INI GITUNDAGA 21 2 1 1 NAKURU MUNICIPALITY SOUTHERN KIGONOR 24 2 1 1 GILGIL ELEMENTAITA KONGASIS 19 2 1 1 GILGIL ELEMENTAITA MBOMBO 37 2 1 1 GILGIL ELEMENTAITA OLDUBEI 23 2 1 1 GILGIL ELEMENTAITA OLE SULTAN 30 2 1 1 GILGIL KARUNGA CURA 28 2 1 1 GILGIL KARUNGA KIGOGO 30 2 1 1 GILGIL KARUNGA MWEGA 26 2 1 1 GILGIL KARUNGA NGETETI 30 2 1 1 GILGIL KARUNGA UTUMISHI 31 2 1 1 GILGIL MBARUK CEDAR 25 2 1 1 GILGIL MBARUK CYPRESS 26 2 1 1 GILGIL MBARUK KASAMBARA 30 2 1 1 GILGIL MBARUK KEKOPEY 36 2 1 1 GILGIL MBARUK NDOGO 26 2 1 1 GILGIL MBARUK THOME 29 2 1 1 KURESOI AMALO KABIGERIET 31 2 1 1 KURESOI AMALO KAPLAMAI 37 2 1 1 KURESOI AMALO KIPTARAGON 38 2 1 1 KURESOI AMALO KIPTENDEN 36 2 1 1 KURESOI AMALO KIRANDICH 38 2 1 1 KURESOI AMALO KITOBEN 36 2 1 1 KURESOI CHEPTUECH ARORWET 33 2 1 1 KURESOI CHEPTUECH CHEPNYALILO 23 2 1 1 KURESOI KAPSIBEIWO LANGWENDA 31 2 1 1 KURESOI LANGWENDA ANGURWET 32 2 1 1 KURESOI LANGWENDA NYANDA 36 2 1 1 KURESOI MAU SUMMIT UPENDO 30 2 1 1 KURESOI TEMOYETTA CHEPKOBUROT 43 2 1 1 KURESOI TEMOYETTA CHEROKYIET 27 2 1 1 KURESOI TEMOYETTA TIRIYTA 30 2 1 1 MOLO MOLO CENTRAL KIBUNJA HIGHWAY 23 2 1 1 MOLO MOLO CENTRAL MT. ST. MARY'S GIRLS 31 2 1 1 NAIVASHA LONGONOT ERERI 15 2 1 1 NAIVASHA LONGONOT NYAKINYUA 23 2 1 1 NAIVASHA LONGONOT OITI 32 2 1 1 NAIVASHA LONGONOT SATELITE 30 2 1 1 NAIVASHA LONGONOT UTHERI WA LARI 30 2 1 1 NAIVASHA MAIELLA EMMANUEL PRIMARY SCHOOL NAIVASHA32 2 1 1 SUMMARY OF INSTALLATION OF DEVICES IN PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN NAKURU COUNTY NAIVASHA MARAGISHU KANJOGO 33 2 1 1 NAIVASHA MARAGISHU NYAMATHI 30 2 1 1 NAIVASHA NAIVASHA C. KABATI 29 2 1 1 NAKURU MUNICIPALITY EASTERN RHINO 65 2 1 1 NAKURU MUNICIPALITY NORTHERN LENANA 31 2 1 1 NAKURU MUNICIPALITY NORTHERN MOI 34 2 1 1 NAKURU MUNICIPALITY SOUTHERN KELELWET 37 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH BAHATI /BAHATI GIACHONGE 23 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH BAHATI /BAHATI RURII 38 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH DUNDORI/BAHATI ITHAGANI 27 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH DUNDORI/BAHATI MWIRUTI 30 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH SOLAI KIRIMA 27 2 1 1 NJORO KIHINGO CHEPTOROI 95 2 1 1 NJORO KIHINGO CHESOTON 24 2 1 1 NJORO KIHINGO KIKAPU 51 2 1 1 NJORO KIHINGO MUTAMAIYO 25 2 1 1 NJORO LARE MESSIPEI 70 2 1 1 NJORO LARE MUGUMO 37 2 1 1 RONGAI KAMPI YA MOTO AIC KABARNET FARM 27 2 1 1 NJORO MAU-NAROK CHESOEN 34 2 1 1 NJORO MAU-NAROK GWACHATI 20 2 1 1 NJORO MAU-NAROK KAPTICH 22 2 1 1 NJORO MAU-NAROK KAYANET 13 2 1 1 NJORO MAU-NAROK TARAKUET 31 2 1 1 RONGAI KAMPI YA MOTO CHERGEI 2 2 1 1 RONGAI KAMPI YA MOTO ENDAO SOLAI 24 2 1 1 RONGAI KAMPI YA MOTO KOYUMTICH 18 2 1 1 RONGAI KAMPI YA MOTO LENGINET 27 2 1 1 RONGAI KAMPI YA MOTO LORDS RAJUERA 28 2 1 1 RONGAI KAMPI YA MOTO MANSUK S PATEL 31 2 1 1 RONGAI KAMPI YA MOTO NAITHUITI 32 2 1 1 RONGAI NGATA VENESSA GRANT 36 2 1 1 RONGAI RONGAI ARUTANI 33 2 1 1 RONGAI RONGAI KIROBON 28 2 1 1 RONGAI RONGAI LEGETIO 32 2 1 1 RONGAI RONGAI MIMWAITA 37 2 1 1 RONGAI SOLAI - RONGAI RUIRU 60 2 1 1 RONGAI SOLAI - RONGAI SIGITO 33 2 1 1 RONGAI SOLAI - RONGAI TESTAI 36 2 1 1 SUBUKIA KABAZI EDGEWOOD 36 2 1 1 SUBUKIA KABAZI MBURU GICHUA 25 2 1 1 SUBUKIA MBOGO-INI KAMOSOP 24 2 1 1 SUBUKIA MBOGO-INI MARANA 30 2 1 1 SUBUKIA MBOGO-INI MIBARAK 37 2 1 1 SUBUKIA MBOGO-INI MIKIMA 33 2 1 1 SUBUKIA MBOGO-INI MWITEITHIA 30 2 1 1 SUBUKIA MBOGO-INI NYAMAMITHI 30 2 1 1 SUBUKIA SUBUKIA CHANIA 36 2 1 1 SUBUKIA SUBUKIA MORRO HILL 21 2 1 1 KURESOI KURESOI KIPKEWA 48 2 1 1 MOLO ELBURGON ARIMI 77 2 1 1 MOLO ELBURGON LAWINA 35 2 1 1 MOLO ELBURGON MICHINDA BOYS 40 2 1 1 MOLO ELBURGON MUTATE 66 2 1 1 MOLO ELBURGON MWANGI MUCHUKI 40 2 1 1 MOLO ELBURGON NDOSWA 56 2 1 1 MOLO ELBURGON NYAKIAMBI 68 2 1 1 MOLO ELBURGON OINOPTICH 100 2 1 1 MOLO ELBURGON ROSEWOOD 69 2 1 1 MOLO ELBURGON SAKAITIM 43 2 1 1 MOLO ELBURGON ST. JAMES 46 2 1 1 MOLO ELBURGON ST. JOSEPH'S 41 2 1 1 MOLO MOLO CENTRAL KAPSOROK 46 2 1 1 MOLO MOLO CENTRAL MOLO ACADEMY 53 2 1 1 MOLO MOLO CENTRAL SACHANGWAN 35 2 1 1 MOLO MOLO CENTRAL SEGUT 47 2 1 1 NAIVASHA LONGONOT KARIMA 40 2 1 1 NAIVASHA LONGONOT KIAMBOGO 63 2 1 1 SUMMARY OF INSTALLATION OF DEVICES IN PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN NAKURU COUNTY NAIVASHA LONGONOT MUNYU 100 2 1 1 NAIVASHA LONGONOT NAMUNCHA 49 2 1 1 NAIVASHA MAIELLA LONGONOT D.E.B 72 2 1 1 NAIVASHA MAIELLA NDIBITHI 51 2 1 1 NAIVASHA MARAGISHU GITURU 45 2 1 1 NAIVASHA MARAGISHU IHINDU 48 2 1 1 NAIVASHA MARAGISHU KANGARI 57 2 1 1 NAIVASHA MARAGISHU KINUNGI 89 2 1 1 NAIVASHA MARAGISHU NDOROTO 38 2 1 1 NAIVASHA MARAGISHU NORTH KARATI 68 2 1 1 NAIVASHA MARAGISHU RUTERE 37 2 1 1 NAIVASHA MARAGISHU SISION 51 2 1 1 NAIVASHA NAIVASHA C. LAKE VIEW 61 2 1 1 NAIVASHA NAIVASHA C. MALEWA 38 2 1 1 NAIVASHA NAIVASHA C. NAIVASHA HIGHWAY 35 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH BAHATI /BAHATI BAHATI PCEA 49 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH BAHATI /BAHATI CENTRAL 53 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH BAHATI /BAHATI MARIGO 40 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH BAHATI /BAHATI MURINGA 55 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH BAHATI /BAHATI NYATHUNA 51 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH BAHATI /BAHATI OUR LADY OF FATIMA 55 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH BAHATI /BAHATI ST. FRANCIS BAHATI 58 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH BAHATI /BAHATI ST. PETERS ENGOSHURA 49 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH DUNDORI/BAHATI BAVUNI 56 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH DUNDORI/BAHATI KAMORONYO 38 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH DUNDORI/BAHATI KIANDA 56 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH DUNDORI/BAHATI MERERONI 38 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH DUNDORI/BAHATI MUGWATHI 55 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH DUNDORI/BAHATI TABUGA 72 2 1 1 NAKURU NORTH DUNDORI/BAHATI WANYORORO 68 2 1 1 GILGIL ELEMENTAITA ELEMENTAITA 53 2 1 1 GILGIL ELEMENTAITA KANORERO 77 2 1 1 GILGIL ELEMENTAITA KAPKURES 67 2 1 1 GILGIL ELEMENTAITA KIAMBOGO TOWNSHIP 72 2 1 1 GILGIL ELEMENTAITA MAKONGO 60 2 1 1 GILGIL ELEMENTAITA MITI MINGI 48 2 1 1 GILGIL ELEMENTAITA MUGAA 40 2 1 1 GILGIL ELEMENTAITA NDERIT 46 2 1 1 GILGIL ELEMENTAITA NDIBAI 60 2 1 1 GILGIL ELEMENTAITA NJERU 50 2 1 1 GILGIL KARUNGA GITARE 42 2 1 1 GILGIL KARUNGA KOMOTHAI 47 2 1 1 GILGIL KARUNGA NGUMO 52 2 1 1 GILGIL MBARUK ECHARIRIA 40 2 1 1 GILGIL MBARUK GILGIL D.E.B 67 2 1 1 GILGIL MBARUK ITHERERO 42 2 1 1 GILGIL MBARUK KARIANDUSI 61 2 1 1 GILGIL MBARUK N.Y.S GILGIL 58 2 1 1 GILGIL MBARUK SONGOLOI 54 2 1 1 GILGIL MBARUK THUGUNUI 51 2 1 1 KURESOI AMALO KAPLAMBOI 28 2 1 1 KURESOI AMALO KIPLEMEIYWO 42 2 1 1 KURESOI AMALO LONGET 41 2 1 1 KURESOI CHEPTUECH CHEPTEBES 42 2 1 1 KURESOI CHEPTUECH CHEPTUECH 28 2 1 1 KURESOI CHEPTUECH CHIKAMBA 30 2 1 1 KURESOI CHEPTUECH EMITIK 28 2 1 1 KURESOI CHEPTUECH KIPTAGICH 74 2 1 1 KURESOI CHEPTUECH SAOSET 27 2 1 1 KURESOI CHEPTUECH SEANIN 39 2 1 1 KURESOI CHEPTUECH SUKUTEK 50 2 1 1 KURESOI CHEPTUECH WAMKONG 36 2 1 1 KURESOI KAPSIBEIWO AOON 63 2 1 1 KURESOI KAPSIBEIWO BANDIAT 45 2 1 1 KURESOI KAPSIBEIWO CHERAM 41 2 1 1 KURESOI KAPSIBEIWO KAPKEET 55 2 1 1 KURESOI KAPSIBEIWO KIBANGUI 43 2 1 1 KURESOI KAPSIBEIWO KIMOROROCH 61 2 1 1 SUMMARY OF INSTALLATION OF DEVICES IN PUBLIC PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN NAKURU COUNTY KURESOI KAPSIBEIWO KIPSOTET 56 2 1 1 KURESOI KAPSIBEIWO LELAIBEI 38 2 1 1 KURESOI KAPSIBEIWO OGIEK 55 2 1 1 KURESOI KAPSIBEIWO RIBOT 33 2 1 1 KURESOI KAPSIBEIWO SOTIKI 30 2 1 1 KURESOI KAPSIBEIWO TIMBWALO 83 2 1 1 KURESOI KERINGET BARARGET 56 2 1 1 KURESOI KERINGET CHENUGU 45 2 1 1 KURESOI KERINGET KAPKORES 29 2 1 1 KURESOI KERINGET KARIRIKANIA 63 2 1 1 KURESOI KERINGET KERINGET ESTATE 51 2 1 1 KURESOI KERINGET MASAITA 72 2 1 1 KURESOI KERINGET NGENDA 38 2 1 1 KURESOI KERINGET TARAKWA 52 2 1 1 KURESOI KERINGET TEGAT 43 2 1 1 KURESOI KERINGET TETA 62 2 1 1 KURESOI KERINGET TULWET 42 2 1 1 KURESOI KURESOI CHEPKISWET 35 2 1 1 KURESOI KURESOI CHEPTEMONOK 51 2 1 1 KURESOI KURESOI GITHIMA 58 2 1 1 KURESOI KURESOI KIO 35 2 1 1 KURESOI KURESOI KIPKORIS 45 2 1 1 KURESOI KURESOI KONGOI 64 2 1 1 KURESOI KURESOI KORABARIET 52 2 1 1 KURESOI KURESOI LEMECHONIK 64 2 1 1 KURESOI KURESOI MKULIMA 77 2 1 1 KURESOI KURESOI MWARAGANIA 75 2 1 1 KURESOI KURESOI SAINO 71 2 1 1 KURESOI KURESOI SITOTON 38 2 1 1 KURESOI KURESOI TARAGONIK 27 2 1 1 KURESOI LANGWENDA BANANA 35 2 1 1 KURESOI LANGWENDA GITHIRIGA 57 2 1 1 KURESOI LANGWENDA GITHUNGURI 72 2 1 1 KURESOI LANGWENDA KABONGOI 60 2 1 1 KURESOI LANGWENDA KAMWAURA 40 2 1 1 KURESOI LANGWENDA KIMKASA 56 2 1 1 KURESOI LANGWENDA MUTUKANIO 26 2 1 1 KURESOI MAU SUMMIT BARAKA SHALOM 47 2 1 1 KURESOI MAU SUMMIT BURETI 55 2 1 1 KURESOI MAU SUMMIT BY-GUM 74 2 1 1 KURESOI MAU SUMMIT CHESUBENO 51 2 1 1 KURESOI MAU SUMMIT CHORONOK 42 2 1 1 KURESOI MAU SUMMIT HARAKA 51 2 1 1 KURESOI MAU SUMMIT JOGOO 71 2 1 1 KURESOI MAU SUMMIT KAMARA 52 2 1 1 KURESOI MAU SUMMIT KAPSIMOTWO 29 2 1 1 KURESOI MAU SUMMIT MLIMA 72 2 1 1 KURESOI MAU SUMMIT PELE 100 2 1 1 KURESOI MAU SUMMIT TABAIN 55 2 1 1 KURESOI MAU SUMMIT TABORA 47
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