National Assembly Majority Leader Aden Bare Duale was on Sunday hosted by his Abudwak community residing in Mombasa County, where they discussed several issues including preparedness for the ongoing mass voter registration ahead of August 2017 elections.
Duale, who was received at the Royal Court Hotel explained to the residents about the achievements that the Jubilee government had brought from the county level to the country at large in various sectors; Infrastructure, electricity, health care, education and appointments to government leadership.
"I have explained to them the achievements of the Jubilee Government both at the County level and the country as a whole from infrastructure, electricity, health care, education, security, social security care and key appointments to government leadership," said Duale.
Further, they discussed on community empowerment, unity, especially during this electioneering period and education for the children.
"We too discussed community empowerment, unity and encouraged them to educate their children," added Duale.
The Majority Leader also discussed with the locals on the building of an inclusive Jubilee leadership at Garissa County, where all communities will own and share the county government leadership and resources.