National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetangula called  Kenyan leaders to embrace respectful and dignified politics,  the opposition   a culture of arrogance, insults, contempt, greed, and tribalism.

Addressing      Taveta and Mwatate Constituency, Wetangula warned that politics, division, and ethnic   the s  and .

He  the need for inclusivity, reminding  and   that all Kenyan communities are equal.

“Every Kenyan, wherever they live, has a right to be respected and included,” he said.

Wetang’ula also took aim at politicians who exploit the frustrations of unemployed youth to incite violence, urging young people to resist being used as tools of destruction.

“This country belongs to the youth,” he said. “They must guard it and shape it, not let others destroy it.”

Wetangula also  politicians who hurl insults and melodramatic public stunts to garner attention, adding that individuals of this type do not possess a coherent agenda for the country.

“Tell Kenyans what you will do, not just walk around hurling insults. Leadership should be pursued peacefully and respectfully. The ultimate decision-maker is the vote.”

The Speaker also commended President William Ruto’s developmentrecord,    achievements such as     and the ongoing  of the Taveta–Illasit road..

He assured residents that even county-managed projects would receive full backing from the national government. Wetang’ula further pledged that the National Assembly would work hand in hand with the executive to ensure government projects are fully implemented and reach the people they are meant to serve.

Kenya must move forward for Progressive development in a democratic country.

Listening to all leaders during the Women Empowerment at Taita Taveta drawn from the four corners of our nation, the message is one, building our country for prosperity. As leaders, we therefore need… pic.twitter.com/K1PQMf66ye

— Rt.Hon.Dr.Moses Wetang’ula (@HonWetangula) July 3, 2025