Kenyans Impressed By Ultra-Modern Chief's Camp In Nyamira: "Breathtaking"

• The Nyamakoroto Chief's Camp in Nyamira set the bar high after images of the modern structure surfaced online
• The camp featured an ultra-modern design, including a flat roof, with netizens praising the Kitutu Masaba MP for constructing it
• The images came hot on the heels of a stylish Presidential Pavilion built at State House, Nairobi

Chiefs' camps in Kenya are typically run-down structures, with the police officers assigned to them living in deplorable metallic structures.

Inside modern chief's camp in Nyamira

However, Nyamira county has gone against the grain by constructing an eye-catching chief’s camp.

Images posted on social media depicted the Nyamakoroto Chief's Camp being unveiled. The structure was built using money from the Kitutu Masaba NG-CDF funds and initiated by the area MP Clive Ombane Gisairo.

The camp features the modern flat roof design many home users adopt. The front features numerous windows, letting lots of light into the building. A small veranda with red oxide flooring surrounds the building.

The chief's camp was painted green with accents of black, while the entrance featured the colours of the Kenyan flag and was fenced off to keep off intruders.

“Show me such a modern chef's camp anywhere in Kenya," Facebook user Afande Moses captioned the images.

Impressed Kenyans praised the MP for the stellar job. Here are some of the reactions:

Barongo N Sarah:

“Our able MP Kitutu Masaba constituency. Good job.”

Jared Angwenyi:

“This is simply breathtaking.”

Davis Devy:

"That's my village. It looks good. Good job, honourable.”

Lucas Ngore:

“Absolutely amazing.”

Don Absalom:

“This MP is working hard for his people.”

Phill'san Nyaigoti:

“He is doing great.”

Details of new Presidential Pavilion

In other news, the new Presidential Pavilion at State House, Nairobi, captured the attention of Kenyans.

The pavilion boasts symbols of the presidency and is used for state receptions and meetings

The pavilion's floor is covered in a shimmering grey carpet comprising an embroidered National Coat of Arms inscription Republic of Kenya

Several plaques of the Coat of Arms are mounted on walls in the pavilion. Carved mahogany chairs and tables are some functional style-laden pieces that state guests enjoy at the pavilion.

The interior decor is ornamented with brass ceremonial flagpoles and Kenya's rich heritage artworks.