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07/01/2026

I want my beloved IRBA to know that Political movements don’t fail from opposition; they fail when trust is weaponized. The moment leaders create hidden contenders and trade private assurances, the real battle shifts from the public arena to the inner circle. Your circle is starting to smell a dead rat and mostly those who enter this way are used, not empowered and when the dust settles, credibility is the first casualty.The last two weeks was not easy for some players who decided to taste the waters. I cannot advice IRBA from within because I do not have access, I can only pen it here because this is where I have full authority. You have two things to handle before March, I don't know who calls the shot but whoever it is must handover the key totally to Gorfo Kayo to steer or ship him out before it gets buried. We can't live on borrowed power which can be recalled at convenience.

Disclaimer:This is purely my opinion and suggestions!!

Cabint Secretary for Finance, Hon. John Mbadi, in a short period of time has visited Tana River more than any other CS. ...
17/08/2025

Cabint Secretary for Finance, Hon. John Mbadi, in a short period of time has visited Tana River more than any other CS. I think these trips are more than just official trips but a powerful message that Tana River matters to him. I would like to thank the CS for prioritizing Tana River County. His presence give us hope and signals commitment that our communities matter to him.
He even mentioned Tana River in his press release sometime back and showed empathy towards school going children who were crossing River Tana to access education. Hon. John Mbadi, you are lighting our path to a brighter future.

Initially, I thought our current Wrep is a rare gem, one that would lose sleepless nights because of sons and daughters ...
16/08/2025

Initially, I thought our current Wrep is a rare gem, one that would lose sleepless nights because of sons and daughters of the peasants in our beloved County. Recently, I did some digging and my findings were shocking. What is more fascinating is that many share the same thought. I realized all the jobs Amina secured so far were strategically and politically motivated and aligned with her 2027 re-election aspirations. Some of the youths who got the opportunity are great friends of mine. I don't have a problem with any of them, and in fact, I am thrilled they secured the opportunity. What I don't understand is why a leader would block youth who toiled and moiled in the corridors of a classroom, acquire their legitimate certificates and apply for jobs only to fail to be shortlisted because a certain leader has brought a name from Tana River County that should be considered. Our youths apply for jobs, fail to be shortlisted and if you look at their CVs, you'll be shocked at how detailed it is with so much attachment and internship experience. We sometimes even wonder what criteria is the Public Service using to shortlist candidates only to realize they have been held hostage by political leaders who only care about their re-election. Let our youths battle it out; you lobby for who you want later, but do not curtail them at the initial stage. So this is a clarion call to you, Mheshimiwa Amina. What you are doing is hurting Tana River youths who do not come from influential families, whose voices do not matter so much in Tana politics.
I am writing this even if others will not, to remind you that the tears of the desperate, jobless and connectionless youth are very dangerous. The purpose for the creation of the Wrep position was to echo the voice of the less privileged members of our society, in particular women and youth(in particular girlchild), who, up to now, none of the Tana Girl girls have featured in the employment you have secured so far. Whatever you choose to make out of this post is up to you, but that is the truth. Change or otherwise your current position has a very bad history. Ask your predecessors, they'll tell you!!
Public Service Commission of Kenya

During this year's Devolution Conference, I bumped into Dr. Nuh Nassir Abdi. Daktari has made substantial contributions ...
15/08/2025

During this year's Devolution Conference, I bumped into Dr. Nuh Nassir Abdi. Daktari has made substantial contributions in Kenya’s political and County governance arenas. From serving as an MP to leading the Tana River County Assembly and Kenyan County Assemblies overall, he now heads a National Veterinary and Genetic Resources Institution as the Board Chairperson. If you talk about what being principle mean in politics, if you talk about what integrity means as far as Tana River politics is concerned, then you can't fail to mention Dr. Nuh Nassir. Daktari is a gentleman!!

For the People, For Prosperity: Devolution as a Catalyst for Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice.Re-engineering County ...
13/08/2025

For the People, For Prosperity: Devolution as a Catalyst for Equity, Inclusion and Social Justice.Re-engineering County Governments to Accelerate Development and close the Socio-Economic Divide. Devolved governance can be a powerful tool for equitable service delivery, inclusive development, and systemic change. Good governance, human rights and social justice, financing equity and inclusion is a pillar that bridge the socio-economic divide and uplift every Kenyan.

There’s been some recent heated social Media talks among Madogo residents about Life Frontier School, which I care deepl...
20/06/2025

There’s been some recent heated social Media talks among Madogo residents about Life Frontier School, which I care deeply about. I want to encourage everyone to be careful and consider the bigger picture.Some individuals claim that Life hasn’t helped the locals, but that’s far from the truth. Many of us, including myself, have benefited greatly from this school. Since 1998 until recent years, LFS has been the only private school in Madogo that has represented our county well and excelled academically.
Yes, some families support the school by watering trees at the school compound in exchange for fees and some students even attend for free. Education is expensive. What we got from Life Frontier is a lifelong investment. We don't want any harm directed to that institution because we know the role it is playing in our communities around. Several Madogo students from humble background can today sit among the high and mighty courtesy of LFS.
If there are concerns, it's important to talk about them respectfully. We can reach out to our local leaders or the council of Imams to create a dialogue with the school’s management. Resorting to social media or protests without communication can lead to chaos and harm.
I encourage our communities in Madogo/Moroor to engage in constructive discussions with the school. Life Frontier is open to dialogue, especially with the rise of other private schools in our area. As a proud alumnus, I believe this is the best approach!
The LIFE Frontier School.

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