Speaker of the National Assembly, Moses Wetang’ula, has emphasized the necessity of leaders assisting the Kenyan government in resolving the country’s concerns.
He warned against assigning blame, stating that doing so would not resolve the difficulties.
Wetang’ula underlined the need of efficient resource distribution to counties and called for coordinated efforts to promote progress and development at both the national and local levels.
Instead of thumping their political chests, the Speaker encouraged leaders to find ways to collaborate in order to achieve common goals.
The consequences for the public, who may suffer, should take precedence above the risk of conflict among leaders.
Wetangula added that he planned to discuss forthcoming political events later.
He also emphasized the importance of supporting the government’s efforts to build appropriate action plans and strategies.
By Nairobi