Wetang'ula dismisses Natembeya as an unproven political lightweight

Speaker Moses Wetang'ula called for an end to divisive political discourse during women empowerment events in Trans Nzoia County. He addressed gatherings in Kwanza and Cherangany constituencies on Saturday. The Speaker criticized local leaders for exchanging insults rather than presenting policy platforms. He emphasized that politicians should focus on addressing citizen concerns through constructive dialogue. Wetang'ula stressed the importance of maintaining mutual respect among political figures.

The Speaker declined to respond to ongoing criticism from Governor George Natembeya. He described political maturity as essential for effective leadership. Wetang'ula highlighted his role in securing flood relief supplies for displaced families through cabinet coordination. He defended the women's empowerment initiative against critics who sought its termination. The program received backing from President Ruto's aide, Farouk Kibet.

Agricultural development received praise as farmers adopted government fertilizer subsidies. Wetang'ula observed positive impacts on maize production across the region. He linked improved harvests to enhanced national food security. Women representatives encouraged responsible resource utilization through table banking ventures. The Speaker emphasized the central role of women in community development.