An educational and office supplies conglomerate, Text Book Centre (TBC), has opened a new Nord Ruiru store targeting Kiambu County residents.

The branch is the second facility to be opened outside of Nairobi and the thirteenth nationally.

TBC Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Sachin Varma said the expansion is meant to meet the growing demand for quality educational resources.

“Our presence here in Ruiru is a testament to our commitment to support this growth, ensuring that students and educators have access to the best materials and resources,” said Varma.

Further, Varma said TBC offers a wide range of tech products, including laptops, printers, and other essential electronic devices, as well as books, art, and stationery.

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“Each item in our catalog is carefully selected to ensure it meets the highest standards of quality and authenticity. We believe that when students and professionals use genuine tech products, they enhance their productivity and protect their investments,” he explained.

Ruiru boosts a growing population and as economy in Kiambu County, highlighting its market potential for brands such as TBC, among others.

 Kiambu County Deputy Director of Education Emily Nyaga stated that the education sector received the lion's share of the national budget of Kes 628.6 billion for the 2023/24 financial year, representing 27.4 percent of planned national expenditures.

“We are glad that by Text Book Centre opening their doors here, they are providing our dynamic population with the tools they need to succeed, whether in academics or their professional lives.”