Sau Kasinga - Former Ndalani Ward MCA Candidate Calls For Unity Among Leaders.

Former Ndalani Ward MCA candidate in Yatta Constituency, Machakos County - Sau Kasinga has urged leaders to unite for the common good of the mwananchi.

Speaking during a Church Fundraiser at Ndalani Baptist Church on Sunday, Sau Kasinga emphasized the importance of unity among leaders for driving development and delivering the promise. 

"There is a need to remain united and harmoniously work together so as to effectively deliver promises," said Sau Kasinga

He called on leaders to bridge political gaps and work in unity to help transform not only Yatta but also Kenya generally 

“At many times, leaders have differences. I call on all leaders to keep aside political differences and work together to help transform Yatta and our country, Kenya ," added Sau

Sau Kasinga went on ; 

"You only had differences in ideologies, but now that is in the past, your main goal is to work for mwananchi who expects you to deliver what you promised during the election period."

He used the opportunity to call on parents to provide good care for their children during this rain season, noting that it's a season when parents' total responsibility is required to avoid the risk of children drowning in rivers and heavy water bodies.

Indeed, Sau Kasinga asked Kenyans to ensure that they harvest and store rain water .

Yatta MP Robert Basil Calls On Parents To Monitor Their Children During The Holiday.

Member of the National Assembly for Yatta Constituency- Robert Basil has called on parents to take full responsibility for their children during this April holiday. 

Basil said that during the holiday is when the parents should focus on mentoring their children,counselling, and guiding them on life facts accordingly. 

"Our children have now closed schools for the April holiday. Kindly take time, have a sit with your children, counsel, and talk to them on real-life facts to help build them strong for a promising future, " said Basil

Speaking on Monday, during his meet the people tour in Yatta, Basil said that during the holiday, it is a vital time for reflection on performance in academics, urging parents not to go blind on checking academic performances for their children, noting that it is a basic way of motivating them to work hard and help transform their lives.

He warned parents against leaving their children under the care of their relatives, revealing that there is a need for them to take full responsibility for their children upbringing. 

Moreover, the MP ,Robert Basil, called on parents to be good stewards of their children and usher them into a bright future by building their skills. 

"An educated person will never be the same as someone who hasn't gone to school. Every person requires education so that they can manage their future, " added Basil.

Basil went on;

"Monitor the whereabouts of your children every single minute! Don't just allow your children to play around areas that are flooded. Ensure good watch of your children during this holiday season. The teachers have handed over your children in good condition. Take good care of them"