Mwingi North Member of Parliament Paul Nzengu has returned home after spending several months in India receiving medical treatment, bringing relief to constituents who have been concerned about his health and prolonged absence from public engagements.
His return was confirmed by Kitui County Woman Representative Dr Irene Kasalu, who expressed delight at welcoming the legislator back home and wished him renewed strength, good health and a speedy recovery.
In a message shared after receiving Nzengu alongside Mwingi North Wiper Party leaders, Kasalu said the delegation had welcomed the MP on behalf of Wiper Democratic Movement party leader Kalonzo Musyoka.
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“Welcome home, Hon. Paul!” she said.
Nzengu’s return comes after several months in India, where he had been receiving medical attention. During his hospitalisation, Kasalu visited him and subsequently reported that he was recovering well and was in good spirits.
His prolonged absence from public engagements had raised concern among residents of Mwingi North, many of whom had been eager for updates on his health and return to active public service.
The legislator’s absence had also been noticeable during key public and political events in the constituency, including Mashujaa Day celebrations hosted in Mwingi North and political activities surrounding the Migwani Ward by-election.
His return home marks an encouraging development for the constituency, with attention now turning to his continued recovery and eventual resumption of parliamentary and constituency duties.
For his constituents, the immediate hope is that Nzengu will regain his strength and return to the responsibilities of representing Mwingi North in Parliament. I
