Religious leaders join national and county governments in Garissa to champion devolution, national cohesion and equitable service delivery
DEVOLUTION SENSIZTIZATION WEEK (DSW 2026) | ASAL POST
GARISSA, Kenya – The Supreme Council of Kenya Muslims (SUPKEM) Garissa County has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting good governance, national cohesion and inclusive development after participating in the 2026 Devolution Sensitization Week in Garissa Town.
The three-day forum brings together leaders from the national and county governments, development partners, civil society organizations, faith-based institutions and community representatives to deliberate on strengthening devolution and improving public service delivery across the country.
The conference officially commenced with an opening prayer led by Sheikh Hassan Abdi Abdullahi, the SUPKEM Garissa Board Treasurer, who prayed for unity, peace, wisdom and the success of the forum.
The opening session was attended by Garissa Governor Nathif Jama, Mombasa Governor Abdulswamad Shariff Nassir, Health Cabinet Secretary Aden Duale, alongside other national and county leaders.
The forum aims to enhance collaboration among stakeholders in advancing the objectives of devolution, promoting sustainable development and ensuring equitable access to public services for all Kenyans.
SUPKEM said its participation reflects the organization’s continued commitment to supporting initiatives that strengthen governance, foster peaceful coexistence and encourage community participation in national development.
The Muslim umbrella body also reaffirmed its readiness to work closely with government institutions, development partners and other stakeholders in promoting dialogue, accountability and citizen engagement to ensure devolution delivers meaningful benefits to communities.
The 2026 Devolution Sensitization Week continues with discussions focusing on improving service delivery, strengthening intergovernmental relations and exploring strategies to accelerate socio-economic development across Kenya.
