The legislator observed that Nairobi is home to people from different ethnic backgrounds, cultures and communities who share similar concerns despite their diverse identities.
He argued that issues affecting residents should not be viewed through an ethnic lens, noting that challenges such as unreliable water supply, struggling healthcare services, poor roads and inadequate drainage affect people across the city.
Owino also highlighted the rising cost of living, particularly the increasing financial pressure caused by rent and other daily expenses.
According to the MP, addressing these problems requires cooperation among leaders and communities rather than allowing ethnic differences to influence public engagement.
He called on Nairobi residents to prioritise common interests and build partnerships that can contribute to improving living conditions across the county.
The MP did not disclose specific agreements reached during the engagement but indicated that discussions centred on working together for the benefit of Nairobi residents.
His remarks placed emphasis on the need for leaders to move beyond community affiliations and focus on practical solutions to everyday problems affecting the capital.
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