National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula called on Kenyans, particularly the youth, to shun divisive politics and embrace unity, stressing that the country’s prosperity depends on collective effort.
Speaking at the funeral of Mzee Isaac Ngugi Ichung’wah, father of Kikuyu MP and National Assembly Majority Leader Kimani Ichung’wah, in Kiambu County, Wetang’ula eulogised the late patriarch as a man of wisdom, humility, and service to the nation.
He urged leaders, particularly those identified with Generation Z, to prioritise peace and cohesion, noting that inclusivity remains central to Kenya’s democratic growth and prosperity.
“This country belongs to all of us. Let us embrace one another as brothers and sisters and work together for the good of our nation,” Wetang’ula said.
The Speaker also appealed to young leaders to respect their seniors and learn from their experiences, emphasising that leadership is a shared responsibility that transcends generations.
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