Kindiki, while in Garissa, challenged the government's critics to engage constructively. He stressed that the administration welcomes scrutiny but urged them to correct the government with "facts and alternatives," rather than just condemnation. This call promotes a more productive national dialogue where critics present evidence-based, actionable plans to genuinely improve governance.
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