CS Aden Duale continues to support religious institutions in Garissa town for the second consecutive day. Today, he presided over the 28th high school-level graduation ceremony at Khadija Bint Khuwaylid Madrassa, celebrating 45 graduates who successfully completed their studies. As Chief Guest, he emphasized the vital role of religious education in empowering girls and young women with strong moral and intellectual foundations. “Welcome our esteemed guest to the farewell party of 28th outgoing candidates – Chief Guest Hon. Aden Bare Duale, EGH, Cabinet Secretary of Health.” He also urged the youth in Garissa, Northern Kenya, and across the country to take part in the ongoing voter registration drive led by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission, encouraging active participation in upcoming elections. Duale cautioned politicians against hijacking the ‘Niko Kadi’ youth initiative, stressing it is a national civic program meant to empower young people, not political interests. In a major boost for the institution, he laid the foundation stone for a new Waqf project—a four-storey complex with residential and commercial units aimed at sustainably funding the madrassa’s operations. The event was attended by Garissa County Commissioner Ramadhan Mwabudzo, religious leaders, MCAs, and parents, marking a strong show of community support for religious education. #kenyantiktok🇰🇪 #viralvideo #somalitiktok #foryou #fyp - @fahem_254