PM Thanks Garissa and Modogashe Residents for Warm Reception

Story by Monyonge O’kebati

OrThe People’s Renaissance Movement (PM), led by party leader Hon. Caleb Amisi, has thanked residents of Garissa Town and Modogashe for the warm reception and support extended to the party during its engagements over the weekend.
In a statement signed by Manu Sirkal, the movement said the visits provided an opportunity to engage aspiring candidates for various elective positions, interact with local communities and strengthen its grassroots presence.
As part of its activities, the PM delegation visited Young Muslim Academy for Orphans for a tree-planting exercise to mark Mazingira Day. The team also joined residents of Modogashe in Lagdera Constituency for the homecoming of the party’s National Director of Campaigns, Hon. Malyun Farah.
The movement expressed particular appreciation to Olgaden elders, women and youth who turned out to welcome the delegation, describing their participation as a demonstration of the importance of public support in shaping the country’s political future.
According to the party, Kenya needs a new approach to leadership built on inclusive governance, meaningful engagement with citizens and policies that improve the lives of ordinary Kenyans.
The movement said its engagements in Garissa and Modogashe reinforced its commitment to listening to communities and ensuring that their concerns are considered in the national political conversation.
PM maintained that political leadership should be based on the trust of the electorate rather than the influence of those already holding positions of power.
The party further said its mission was to promote generational renewal and build a political movement that respects the aspirations of different communities across the country.
Thanking residents for their support, the movement said its growth would depend on the relationships it builds with citizens and the confidence it earns from them.
“The journey continues. The movement grows. The call for change grows louder,” the statement said, reiterating the party’s message: “The change is now. Mabadiliko ni sasa!”
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