• Following the ODPC inauguration, the Deputy Governor and Principal Secretary launched the Public Wi-Fi initiative at Wakulima market.

In a momentous event, Nakuru County unveiled its new Office of the Data Protection Commissioner (ODPC) and launched public Wi-Fi services at the Wakulima market.

These initiatives mark a significant step forward in safeguarding citizens' privacy and promoting digital accessibility in the region.

The inauguration of the ODPC Nakuru Regional Office by Deputy Governor H.E David Kones, along with key officials, signifies the County's dedication to secure and lawful handling of personal data as outlined in the Data Protection Act.

The office aims to bring services closer to the community while advising the County Government on data protection, ensuring the privacy rights of Kenyans are respected.

Following the ODPC inauguration, the Deputy Governor and Principal Secretary launched the Public Wi-Fi initiative at Wakulima market.

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This collaborative effort between the Ministry of ICT and the County Government of Nakuru sets the stage for innovation and economic growth.

Introducing public Wi-Fi at the market opens up online marketing opportunities for traders, allowing them to reach a wider audience and conduct their businesses more efficiently.

This initiative is expected to catalyze economic growth and create new opportunities for the market community.

The event witnessed the presence of notable personalities, including County Executive Josephine Atieno and various County and national government officials.

Their participation emphasized the collaborative nature of these significant developments and the collective effort driving them.

The ODPC Nakuru Regional Office and the launch of public Wi-Fi represent a transformative leap for Nakuru County. With a focus on data protection and digital accessibility, the community is on the brink of a new era driven by technology and innovation.

These strategic measures ensure a secure and promising future for Nakuru's residents, fostering growth, opportunity, and inclusivity for all.