West Asembo,Rarieda Constituency,Siaya County, Kenya Mon-Fri 08am-5pm, Sat & Sun Closed

About West Asembo Ward

West Asembo Ward is a vibrant and dynamic administrative unit in Rarieda Constituency, Siaya County, Kenya. Home to approximately 32,000 residents, the ward boasts rich cultural heritage, thriving agriculture, growing education sector, and an ambitious development agenda under the stewardship of MCA Mark Okeyo.

Sub-Ward Units

Map of West Asembo

West Asembo Ward comprises three main locations: Siger, South Asembo, and Central Asembo. Within these locations are five sub-locations: Siger, Mahaya, Memba, Akom, and Nyagoko. The ward includes 84 villages, 13 secondary schools, 30 primary schools, approximately 15,000 households (dala), and a total population of 32,000.


Ward Development

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Improved Infrastructure

We are committed to enhancing connectivity and improving road access, which are essential for economic growth and community development. Our efforts focus on upgrading roads and constructing modern facilities for better services.

Road Construction and Upgrades
✅ Nyamboyo Kokara – Complete
✅ Maranginya Gingo Ndwara Kadedi – Complete
✅ Waringa Kapuoyo – Complete
✅ Nyagoko Olwande – Complete
✅ Omboye Kiswaro – Complete
✅ Akom Tiga Kayodo – Complete
✅ Kodhiambo Tinga – Complete
✅ Siger Konguru – Complete

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Market and Facility Development

We continue to invest in modern and accessible facilities that boost local trade, improve public sanitation, and enhance overall community wellbeing.

✅ Wang'arot Modern Market – Completed and now serving as a key trading hub.
✅ Aram Modern Toilet – Constructed to promote hygiene.
🔄 Aram Drainage and Ring Road Maintenance – Ongoing works to reduce flooding.

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Community Empowerment

We believe in building inclusive communities by empowering women, youth, and vulnerable groups through targeted programs and sustainable support initiatives.

Key Interventions
💼 Support to Widows and Groups – Financial assistance & inputs.
🚗 Youth Skills Training – Sponsored driving programs.
🚤 Fisheries Support – Patrol boat for Kadedi Beach (in progress).
🛵 Boda Boda Infrastructure – Shades built for riders.

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Access to Quality Education

We are committed to ensuring every child has a strong foundation through quality ECD facilities and support services.

Progress on ECD Centers:
✅ Nyagoko, Lwak, Maugo, Manera, Siger – Complete
🔄 Nyamboyo, Nyamor, St. Claire, Majango – Ongoing

Supportive Programs:
🍲 ECD Feeding Program
🎓 Bursary Allocation

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Improving Health Facilities

We are strengthening community health systems by expanding and improving health facilities.

✅ Mahaya, Ndwara, Sangla Dispensaries – Completed
🔄 Bar Aluru, Obaga – Ongoing renovations and equipping

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Access to clean water

Access to clean water is vital. We’ve implemented 10 boreholes and ongoing rehabilitation of water sources like Nyagoko Dam and Kodhiambo Water Pan.

✅ Rambugu, Gangu, Sangla, Siger, Memba, Mahaya, Omboye, Akom
🔄 Kametho, Lwak – Ongoing
🔄 Distilling of Nyagoko Dam & Kodhiambo Water Pan – Ongoing

Ward Representative

MCA Mark Okeyo

Hon. Mark Okeyo is the elected Member of County Assembly (MCA) for West Asembo Ward. A dedicated public servant and development champion, Hon. Okeyo is committed to transforming the ward through infrastructure development, youth empowerment, education support, and equitable service delivery. His leadership continues to inspire hope and progress across all villages of West Asembo.

Demographics of West Asembo

West Asembo has a population of approximately 32,000 residents distributed across 15,000 households. The population is predominantly youthful, with a strong presence of farming and fishing communities. The ward's education system comprises 13 secondary schools and 30 primary schools, with ongoing investment in digital literacy and infrastructure development.


Main Economic Activities in West Asembo

The economy of West Asembo is primarily driven by fishing, agriculture, small-scale trade, and livestock keeping. Residents engage in crop farming (such as maize, sorghum, and vegetables), fish trade along Lake Victoria, and vibrant market-based economic activities. These sectors support household incomes and promote self-reliance.

“Feeding the Future from the Waters and Soils of Asembo”