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WAJIR COUNTY FORUM IS A COMMUNITY FORUM WHERE YOUTH AND FROFESSIONALS GIVE THEIR VITAL VOICE AND INSPIRATIONS TO SOLVE THEIR PROBLEMS AND EXPLORE THEIR POLITICAL DECISION AHEAD 2022 WAJIR COUNTY FORUM IS A FORUM THAT ABIDE BY THE LAW OF THE LAND AND RESPECT INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVITY HENCE DISCUSS GOOD GOVERNANCE, CRITICISES BAD GOVERNANCE AND SHADE LIGHTS WHERE GUIDANCE IS NEEDED.

06/08/2026

To My Fellow Kenyan Muslim Brothers and Sisters

Assalamu Alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh.

From 1963 until recent years, many Muslims in Kenya experienced challenges ranging from marginalization to other hardships. Through patience (sabr), perseverance, and trust in Allah, we endured those difficult times. We can view those years as a test from Allah, and by His grace, we remained steadfast.

Today, we are witnessing changes that many in our community have long hoped for. As citizens, we have seen efforts toward greater inclusion and equal treatment under the current government, with opportunities being extended to regions and communities that previously felt left behind.

Perhaps this, too, is a test from Allah—not a test of hardship, but a test of gratitude, fairness, and integrity. Allah tests us in both adversity and ease. The question is whether we will respond with thankfulness, justice, and wisdom, or whether we will fail to appreciate His blessings.

As Muslims, our decisions should always be guided by justice, gratitude, truth, and the teachings of Islam. May Allah grant us wisdom to recognize His favors, remain sincere in our intentions, and make choices that please Him and benefit our nation.

Ameen.

Following his endorsement by SM48 as the preferred parliamentary candidate for Lafey Constituency, Murule Weitan has com...
31/07/2026

Following his endorsement by SM48 as the preferred parliamentary candidate for Lafey Constituency, Murule Weitan has commenced a thanksgiving and consultative tour across the constituency to express gratitude and engage residents on his vision for the future. His first meeting was with members of the Omar Warfai community, who overwhelmingly pledged their full support and committed to delivering 100 percent of their votes in his favour.
Addressing the gathering, Murule Weitan conveyed his heartfelt appreciation for the trust and confidence bestowed upon him. He reaffirmed his commitment to serving every resident of Lafey Constituency with fairness, integrity, and equality, regardless of clan, social status, disability, gender, or economic background.
He pledged to champion inclusive and equitable development by ensuring that government projects, public resources, and essential services are distributed fairly across all parts of the constituency. Drawing on his professional experience at the Judicial Service Commission (JSC), Murule Weitan noted that his understanding of government institutions, public administration, and the law equips him to effectively represent the people of Lafey and advocate for improved service delivery and sustainable development.
Murule Weitan further affirmed that, if entrusted with the mandate to serve, he will work closely with a team of qualified professionals, technocrats, and community stakeholders to promote transparent leadership, accountable governance, youth and women empowerment, and lasting socio-economic transformation. He concluded by calling upon all residents of Lafey Constituency to unite behind a shared vision of progress, inclusivity, and prosperity for future generations.

Following his endorsement by SM48 as the preferred parliamentary candidate for Lafey Constituency, Murule Weitan has com...
31/07/2026

Following his endorsement by SM48 as the preferred parliamentary candidate for Lafey Constituency, Murule Weitan has commenced a thanksgiving and consultative tour across the constituency to express gratitude and engage residents on his vision for the future. His first meeting was with members of the Omar Warfai community, who overwhelmingly pledged their full support and committed to delivering 100 percent of their votes in his favour.
Addressing the gathering, Murule Weitan conveyed his heartfelt appreciation for the trust and confidence bestowed upon him. He reaffirmed his commitment to serving every resident of Lafey Constituency with fairness, integrity, and equality, regardless of clan, social status, disability, gender, or economic background.
He pledged to champion inclusive and equitable development by ensuring that government projects, public resources, and essential services are distributed fairly across all parts of the constituency. Drawing on his professional experience at the Judicial Service Commission (JSC), Murule Weitan noted that his understanding of government institutions, public administration, and the law equips him to effectively represent the people of Lafey and advocate for improved service delivery and sustainable development.
Murule Weitan further affirmed that, if entrusted with the mandate to serve, he will work closely with a team of qualified professionals, technocrats, and community stakeholders to promote transparent leadership, accountable governance, youth and women empowerment, and lasting socio-economic transformation. He concluded by calling upon all residents of Lafey Constituency to unite behind a shared vision of progress, inclusivity, and prosperity for future generations.

29/07/2026

ATTENTION NORTHERN KENYANS

Those loudly campaigning for DCP should first ask themselves one simple question: What has that political path delivered to the Somali community over the decades?
As the Somali proverb says, "Doqon xargihii lagu xiri lahaa xusullada ku wada." It is a reminder that people sometimes work against their own interests without realizing it.
From 1960 to today, many Somalis have long argued that they have faced marginalization under successive governments. If you believe the current administration has made meaningful progress in recognizing, including, or investing in our communities, then abandoning that progress without a compelling alternative deserves careful reflection.
Politics is not about satisfying personal ambitions, chasing positions, or following the loudest voices. It is about protecting the dignity, development, and future of our people. History will judge us not by the slogans we shouted, but by the choices we made when our community's interests were at stake.

15/05/2026

Hon Mohamed Abdi Ahmed A leader with Vision, we really need real Change for the youth of this Country

15/05/2026

It is deeply concerning and unacceptable that vulnerable patients and struggling families at RHAMU Level 4 Hospital are reportedly being required to pay for services that are meant to be affordable or free in public health facilities. Healthcare is a basic human right, not a business opportunity for exploiting the sick, pregnant mothers, or emergency patients.

Residents of Mandera North have raised serious concerns regarding the following charges allegedly imposed on patients:

1. Normal delivery – 5,000
2. Caesarean section (CS) – 15,000
3. Blood pressure check – 300
4. Blood donation – 1,500
5. ANC tests – 500

These are essential medical services that should be accessible to every citizen regardless of their financial situation. Many families in the region are already burdened by poverty, drought, and unemployment. Imposing such costs risks discouraging patients from seeking timely medical care, putting lives—especially those of mothers and newborns—in danger.

We strongly call for immediate investigation by the relevant health authorities and Mandera County leadership to verify these reports and take urgent corrective action where necessary. Public hospitals are mandated to serve the people with fairness, dignity, compassion, and accountability—not to commercialize suffering.

Pregnant mothers should be supported, not burdened. Emergency patients should be treated with urgency, not treated as customers. Basic diagnostic and maternal services should never become a financial obstacle for the poor.

The people of Mandera North deserve transparent, accountable, and truly affordable healthcare services. Silence on this matter will only deepen the suffering of innocent families.

We therefore urge immediate action, clear communication, and strict oversight to ensure public health facilities remain true to their mandate: serving humanity with dignity and fairness.
Enough is enough. Healthcare must remain a service to humanity, not a means of exploiting vulnerable communities or turning suffering into a business opportunity. Public hospitals should serve patients with dignity and fairness, not be influenced by cartels or profit-driven arrangements that benefit a few at the expense of man

11/05/2026

In every election cycle, some politicians in power master the art of using people as “useful idiots” for their 2027 reelection strategies. They divide communities, spread propaganda, sponsor online attacks, and use loyal supporters to fight personal battles while the common people gain nothing in return.

The sad reality is that many youths are mobilized only during campaigns to defend leaders blindly, insult others, and create unnecessary conflicts, yet after elections they are abandoned without jobs, opportunities, or development.

Wise communities must stop being tools for political survival. Leadership should be about service delivery, accountability, development, and unity — not manipulation and exploitation of innocent supporters.

As 2027 approaches, people must ask themselves:
Are we supporting leaders because of real performance, or are we simply being used to secure someone’s political future?

A politically aware people cannot be manipulated

Today, Hon Abdi Yunis had consultative meeting with family professionals in Nairobi, where we shared updates on the outc...
10/05/2026

Today, Hon Abdi Yunis had consultative meeting with family professionals in Nairobi, where we shared updates on the outcome of the recent community endorsement process.

The engagement provided an important opportunity to reflect on the journey ahead, deliberate on the next course of action, and exchange constructive views on issues affecting our people and the future of Mandera North.

We sincerely appreciate their valuable insights, guidance, and continued commitment to the progress, unity, and development of our community.

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.

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