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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 49552, member: 636"] Parliament Speaker Moses Wetang'ula fired shots at tribal politics during a women's meeting in Kwale County. The top politician told crowds that Kenya belongs to everyone regardless of tribe or region. He praised women's empowerment as the key to lifting up the entire nation. Wetang'ula reminded people about independence heroes Ronald Ngala and Masinde Muliro who worked together despite coming from different areas. The Speaker said these leaders saw country first instead of focusing on ethnic differences. Several government officials joined Wetang'ula at the coastal event to push the unity message. Uriri MP Mark Nyamita warned young people about greedy politicians trying to use them for personal gain. National Assembly Majority Whip Sylvanus Osoro attacked recent protest calls and questioned the Saba Saba movement's real purpose. Emurua Dikirr MP Johanna Ng'eno challenged anyone opposing development projects across the country. Nandi Hills MP Benard Kitur demanded that Kenyans drop tribal thinking and embrace national identity. Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Nassir blasted regional leaders who block progress through political games. Cabinet Secretary Hassan Joho took aim at opposition figures criticizing President Ruto's government. Joho reminded everyone that many current critics once held power themselves. The minister challenged opposition leaders to show what they accomplished during their time running things. He said opposing without offering solutions helps nobody move forward. [/QUOTE]

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