According to the community, the existing blocks had stood the test of time having been constructed more than five decades ago.
Having commissioned the project, Krneta exuded confidence in the school improving its academic performance as the learners will be operating in a safe and conducive environment.
"These new toilets will go a long way in boosting the esteem of the learners, a key ingredient for academic success," he added.
Joining Krneta in opening the project was Kwale County Deputy Governor Dr. Josephat Chirema Kombo, who pledged to erect lights at the expansive school compound following security concerns raised by the administration.
"Waa Primary School is a historic institution. It attracts learners from all corners of the county, and it is our responsibility to make it conducive for our children. I thank Mozzart Bet for the beautiful toilets they have constructed. As a county, we will join hands with the school and solve the lighting problem as well as beautify it," said Kombo.
Joseph Amwayi, a representative from the Betting Control and Licensing Board (BCLB) was also present to witness the launch of the project.
"I studied at this school and at some point, I was the timekeeper. A lot has changed since I left but we are not yet there as the school lacks essential amenities. As a community, we are trying our best to change the school through academics and sports. We thank Mozzart Bet, who have been friends of this Kwale community for the last two years, for their kind gesture," said Abdalla.
This is the second toilet project Mozzart Bet has delivered to a school in the year. The first was commissioned at Kwakoko Primary School in Kithimani, Yatta in February.
Head of Marketing and Corporate Social Responsibility Manager Frank Okoth Ochieng says the health of learners remains a top priority to Mozzart Bet and thus, more projects are in the pipeline.
"The health and wellness of the school-going children of Kenya should be a priority. The hygienic conditions we found at Waa were wanting. A conducive learning environment contributes to the overall performance of our children as far as academics are concerned. I am glad that courtesy of our socially responsible efforts at Mozzart we have changed the situation here and continue to do so in deserving schools from other regions," said Okoth.