Politics

Nick Mararo’s dance challenge winners receive cash awards to promote creative economy

Aspiring Nyeri Senator Nick Mararo has awarded winners of the Nick Mararo Dance Challenge after two months of countywide competition.

The winning dancers performed the winning dance ahead of the award and Mararo joined adding colour and pomp to the ceremony held in Nyeri on Saturday.

Mararo said he has special interest in supporting youth talents and the creative economy especially during this digital age.

He thanked everyone who participated on social media and online platforms and vowed to support more youths.

“A big thank you to everyone who took time to participate, support, and keep the energy alive. Your creativity, excitement, and spirit have made this journey amazing — and this is only the beginning” He said.

Best male individual – Prince Ken and best female individual – Addiel took home Ksh. 20,000 each while best boys group -Ultimate Best Crew and best girls group.

Thee Girlies took home Ksh. 50,000 each.This was a golden opportunity for the local creatives to seize the opportunity, emphasizing the importance of nurturing talent while promoting civic awareness.

The two exciting challenges brought creativity, dance, and civic awareness to the forefront. He created spaces where talent met opportunity and creativity spoke for itself.

The initiative, dubbed the “Dance Challenge Competition,” under the hashtag ‘TeamNickChallenge’ ran across social media platforms including Facebook and TikTok, targeting individuals and group performers within the county.

Mararo’s initiative reflects his growing engagement with the people of Nyeri, particularly the youth, whom he has consistently positioned at the center of his agenda.

Mararo has also started initiatives for empowering women in the county. He also encouraged women groups to join Access To Government Procurement Opportunities (AGPO) program where there are many opportunities to benefit them.

AGPO is a Kenyan affirmative action program designed to empower marginalized groups by legally reserving 30% of all Government tenders for enterprises owned by youth, women, and Persons Living With Disabilities.

Over recent months, he has been involved in grassroots outreach programs, community forums, and empowerment drives aimed at addressing unemployment and creating opportunities through innovation and talent development.

Political observers note that such initiatives not only spotlight emerging talent but also serve to connect leaders with constituents in more relatable and impactful ways, especially in an increasingly digital era.

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