Thanks for responding, and I'll respond to each issue that you have raised respectfully. 

You dragged Somalia issues into your response. Well, you feel guilty because you devote more time to Somalia issues instead of Kenya, where you serve as a member of parliament and are paid by Kenyan taxpayers. When you choose to address issues affecting Kenyans, you use a lot of insults and vulgar language, which you claim is just banter. You are now giving the word banter a new meaning. 

Firstly, I have no reason to harbour hatred toward anyone, including you, as my interactions with you are limited to social media, a potent tool that we should all use responsibly.

Mombasa town hall meeting, none other than H.E. The President called my name to share my thoughts on tourism-related matters. I am grateful for the quality time he gave me, during which I discussed fundamental issues that have an impact on tourism. Given the intention of a productive town hall meeting, H.E. even sat down to take notes. What I said is in the public domain. You should take the time to watch the town hall session and tell me where I disrespected the president. Although my upbringing instilled a respect for authority, I also respectfully highlight the shortcomings in our leadership. I have done that for the past three decades.

I must warn you, the internet never forgets; you once stated that if you had the power, you would have massacred 5000 Gen Zs, only to later claim it was an edited video. You now claim that what you said a few days ago, in which you hurled unprintable insults at the people of Kenya, was merely a slip of the tongue, believing it to be simple political banter. That is NOT banter but raw and crass insults aimed at peace-loving Kenyans. 

Finally, you instruct me to address common issues that Kenyans face, such as education, health, agriculture, and water. I wish you directed this advice to yourself. Look at yourself and look at Daadab, the constituency that you represent. They are falling behind on all the issues you listed, so instead of insulting Kenyans, please help your electorate achieve the basics. I find it difficult to repeat those words due to their vulgarity.

By all means, you are at liberty to support and defend H.E. the President, but I'll tell you for free you are hurting him more than helping him. Enjoy your Sunday and reflect deeply on all your recent outbursts against Kenyans, since history will judge you harshly.