Samburu West MP Naisula Lesuuda has called on President William Ruto to intensify security operations in Samburu and help families displaced by banditry. Lesuuda made the appeal during a thanksgiving service in South Horr, where she acknowledged some progress but emphasized ongoing community distress. She urged the government to prioritize the safety of residents and support the return of displaced families.
Lesuuda highlighted that communities are still grieving victims of recent attacks. She stressed the need for continued efforts to combat banditry and restore stability. Her remarks came as part of a broader discussion on security challenges in the region. The MP also called for more action from the administration to address the lingering threat.
The situation in Samburu remains a concern for local leaders and residents. While some security improvements have been noted, the threat of banditry persists. Lesuuda’s appeal reflects growing pressure on the government to ensure the safety and well-being of the population. The call for action underscores the ongoing challenges in the area.
