Northen Professionals

16/01/2026

This is not politics. This is the reality on the ground in Wajir.

At Wajir County Referral Hospital, patients are being charged KSh 1,500 for laboratory tests that cost as low as KSh 700 in other public hospitals. For many poor families, this amount is simply unaffordable.

Even worse, the hospital often has no essential medicines. Patients are told to go and buy drugs from private pharmacies, yet everyone knows that medicines meant for the referral hospital are being looted in broad daylight. The drugs disappear from public shelves and reappear in private shops, while the poor suffer.

A public referral hospital is supposed to serve the people, especially the vulnerable — not push them into deeper poverty or deny them treatment.

This is about life, dignity, and accountability, not politics.
The people of Wajir deserve affordable tests, available medicines, and an end to theft in our health facilities.

Silence will not heal patients.
Truth and action will.

14/01/2026

NORTHERN KENYA: A TALE OF TWO REGION

Not long ago, our national leaders proudly spoke of development, devolution, and billions allocated to Northern Kenya. They told us progress was happening, that opportunities were expanding, and that the future was bright. And in some ways, they are right. On paper, Northern Kenya looks funded, prioritized, and politically important.

But the hard truth is this: not everyone is sharing in that promise.

From the comfort of Nairobi offices, boardrooms, and political rallies, Northern Kenya may appear like a region on the rise. Budgets are announced. Projects are launched. Reports are written. Everything seems fine. But that is only one side of the story.

There is another Northern Kenya—the one far from air-conditioned offices and campaign stages. It is the part where families cannot afford food during drought seasons; where electricity rationing becomes a political slogan instead of a public service; where young people finish school only to meet unemployment, idleness, and despair.

In this Northern Kenya, billions flow every year, yet poverty remains stubborn. Jobs are scarce. Water is unreliable. Health facilities are under-equipped. Schools struggle. Parents watch the dreams they hold for their children slowly fade, not because of lack of effort, but because opportunity never reaches them.

There are elders enduring extreme heat without power or water. There are youths roaming towns with degrees but no jobs. There are communities surviving on relief food while development funds are discussed elsewhere. There are families who have never seen the projects meant for them—projects funded in their name but built where they do not live.

This is not just a story of drought or geography. It is a story of choices.

Because while the people endure hardship, misappropriation of CDF and Equalization Funds continues. Resources meant to uplift the poorest are diverted. Leaders speak passionately during crises, yet many do not live among the people they represent. Their families are shielded from the suffering; the people are not.

So let us be honest: Northern Kenya today is more a Tale of Two Regions than a development success story.

One Northern Kenya exists in speeches, budgets, and political promises.
The other exists in hunger, unemployment, and forgotten villages.

If leaders truly want to understand this reality, they should spend time where the people live—not during campaigns, but during droughts; not for photo ops, but for accountability. Let them visit homes without electricity, towns without jobs, and communities where hope is slowly wearing thin.

Because development is not measured by how much money is allocated, but by how many lives are changed.

And until honesty, accountability, and people-centered leadership replace showmanship and excuses, Northern Kenya will continue to receive billions—yet remain poor.

12/01/2026

Poverty is the real political kingmaker in Northern Kenya.

When survival comes first, politics ceases to be about ideas and becomes a transaction. A meal, a handout, or a vague promise of help easily replaces policy, accountability, and performance. Leaders are rewarded not for development, but for short-term relief.

Poverty erodes citizens’ bargaining power. What should be public rights like roads, water, healthcare, and jobs are reduced to personal favours.

In Northern Kenya, clan politics flourishes because fear and dependency are easier to mobilise than reason and principle. With weak political structures and a large population of unemployed desperate youth, politicians do not need vision. They only need resources to distribute and enemies to name in order to achieve political success. Campaigns are built not on solutions, but on survival narratives and manufactured deceit.

Until poverty is confronted head-on, Northern Kenya will not experience issue-based politics in the near future. The dominance of survival politics will persist, where hunger votes and accountability starves.

In such a setting, a politician does not need a manifesto—only a convoy, a few envelopes of cash and a loud microphone to hoodwink the masses.

Development is announced, not delivered—a sad reality. Projects exist mainly in speeches and political rallies, an unfortunate culture that keeps the region trapped outside meaningful economic and social progress.
The real tragedy is this, once the votes are counted, the hunger remains—but the speeches disappear.

12/01/2026

Kusaliya Nabiga CSW

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Hamza Mustafa exposed secret behind Nigeria insecurity.

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28/10/2024

DELLA WARD YOUTH.
ELDAS YOUTH.
Through Eldas MP Hon Dr Adan Keynan office.
28/10/2024

TO. The Inspector General of Police,
DCI.

*Subject: Protest Against the Abduction of Hon Yussuf Hussen and the Delay in Government Response*

Dear. Inspector General

We are writing on behalf of concerned citizens to express our deep outrage and disappointment over the recent abduction of our respected leader, Hon Yussuf Hussen, by security officers in Nairobi. This unacceptable act has not only shaken our trust in the nation's security forces but also cast a shadow on our collective sense of justice and security.

It has been distressing to witness such actions by those entrusted with safeguarding our rights and freedoms. Despite our repeated inquiries and calls for transparency, we are met with silence and deflection. The government’s delay in addressing this grave matter further exacerbates our concerns, suggesting a lack of urgency and accountability in protecting citizens’ rights.

Our requests are simple yet essential to restore faith in the administration:

*Immediate Action and Transparency:* We demand a prompt response detailing the circumstances of Hon Yussuf 's detention and whereabouts.
*Assurance of Safety:* The government must ensure the well-being and security of Hon Yussuf's and prevent any harm from coming to them
*Justice and Accountability:* We expect a thorough investigation into the actions taken by the involved security officers, with assurances that such abuses will be strictly prevented in the future.
In a democratic society, the trust between the people and their government is fundamental. Without transparency, accountability, and swift action, that trust is eroded. We urge you to treat this matter with the seriousness it demands and to demonstrate a commitment to the values we uphold as a nation.

Please acknowledge receipt of this letter and inform us of any actions planned by your office to address these concerns.

Thank you for your attention to this critical issue. We look forward to a prompt and just resolution.

Sincerely,
Your Della Ward YOUTH.
Secretary general

19/10/2024

Maalmo kahor magacagu waxuu ahaa yaxye hadase mayit laguma dhihi karo oo mowlaa manciyey mudnanta shahdada ayuu eeba kugu Marti sooray
Qulubtanada ayaa lagilgilaty maqalka geridada oo mankiibaa ladoorsoomay
Muslimiinta weykuu tabi doonan blse adi wad kareysan doontaa murugadii dunida
Marqati ayana kanahy inad qeybtada halganka islamka naftadi,malkaada iyo maankadi toosnaa uhurtay
Wanaagii aad beratayna mirihiisi bisil ayad eeba agtiisa maqaam sare kaguran doonta
Hadda wad ashqararsantahy oo farxadada lama Soo koobi karo Anagii aad naga dhex baxdayna waanu ka walwalsanhy warankaasi nahelay ileen gashaankii aan dugsaneynay ayaa mesha kabaxay
Waxase nasiib xuma inbadan oo islamnimada afka Baarkiisa katahy iney kufarxayaan jabka muslimiinta , agoonta iyo makasta kudayacan marinka qazza 🥲🥲
لا تحسبن ٱلذين قتلو في سبيل الله أمواتا بل أحياء عند ربهم يرزقون

19/10/2024

Bravo to Irish for having humanity heart.