Nominated Kitui MCA Hon. Mbithe Mulinge led Kitui County residents in commemorating World Menstrual Hygiene Day at Kwa Ukungu Primary School in Kyangwithya West, Kitui Central.
In a bold show of support for the girl child, the Wiper party MCA donated sanitary pads to dozens of schoolgirls, highlighting the critical need for menstrual hygiene support in rural schools. Her initiative aimed at breaking period poverty and ensuring that no girl misses school because of lack of sanitary products.
Hon. Mbithe’s gesture was widely applauded by the community and across social media platforms, with thousands of Kitui residents commending her leadership and compassion. Many described her as a champion of the girl child, saying her act reflects a deep understanding of grassroots challenges.
Netizens also praised the MCA’s dedication, with some suggesting that her political star is on the rise. “Hon. Mbithe is showing true leadership. She is touching lives and focusing on real issues affecting our girls,” read one comment. Another user wrote, “If this is how she’s starting, her political future is very bright.”
The event not only raised awareness about menstrual health but also strengthened community dialogue around the importance of empowering young girls through access to basic hygiene.
World Menstrual Hygiene Day is marked annually on May 28 to promote good menstrual health and hygiene practices globally.
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