I live in Mandera County and I am part of the Nyumba Kumi initiative. I recently heard on our local radio station that the Ministry of Interior had organized a security meeting that brought together the North Eastern and Coast Regional Security committees. I want to express my appreciation for the discussions that took place during that meeting, as they have the potential to change the security situation in our region.

To some people, it might seem like just another meeting, but for us in North Eastern Kenya, it means a lot. We have been facing challenges such as security issues, economic difficulties, and the constant fear of terrorism for a long time. These problems have made our lives tough, and we have been looking for solutions to bring peace and prosperity back to our region.

This meeting is essential because it’s all about encouraging different groups, especially local residents, to talk and work together. It shows that we are all part of a big effort to fight terrorism. By sharing important information and working together, we can better confront this serious issue.

As a Nyumba Kumi member, I’m very excited about this initiative. It shows that the government cares about our safety and well-being. We believe that this meeting will bring new opportunities, improve security, and reduce the fear we’ve been living with for too long.

We will be keeping a close eye on what happens next.

By Abdi Barre, Mandera County

I live in Mandera County and I am part of the Nyumba Kumi initiative. I recently heard on our local radio station that the Ministry of Interior had organized a security meeting that brought together the North Eastern and Coast Regional Security committees. I want to express my appreciation for the discussions that took place during that meeting, as they have the potential to change the security situation in our region.

To some people, it might seem like just another meeting, but for us in North Eastern Kenya, it means a lot. We have been facing challenges such as security issues, economic difficulties, and the constant fear of terrorism for a long time. These problems have made our lives tough, and we have been looking for solutions to bring peace and prosperity back to our region.

This meeting is essential because it’s all about encouraging different groups, especially local residents, to talk and work together. It shows that we are all part of a big effort to fight terrorism. By sharing important information and working together, we can better confront this serious issue.

As a Nyumba Kumi member, I’m very excited about this initiative. It shows that the government cares about our safety and well-being. We believe that this meeting will bring new opportunities, improve security, and reduce the fear we’ve been living with for too long.

We will be keeping a close eye on what happens next.

By Abdi Barre, Mandera County