Billow defended Somali leaders, emphasising their reliability, trustworthiness, loyalty and courage, making them invaluable in security leadership.
They criticised Gachagua for allegedly failing to advise President Ruto as his Principal Assistant on measures that should have been taken to prevent the loss of lives during the anti-tax protests.
The Muslim leaders emphasised that Gachagua's sentiments have placed the country at a crossroads in a way that is testing the harmony and unity of the country.
The activist, through his lawyer, Danstan Omari, wants Gachagua restrained from issuing more statements against Haji in his capacity as the NIS boss or his previous role as DPP.
The Mombasa Governor highlighted the risks of Gachagua's comments, stating that they undermine national unity and could exploit ethnic divisions.
The DP on Wednesday called for the resignation of the NIS boos whom he blamed for not effectively briefing President Ruto on the magnitude of the protests.
He accused Haji of dismantling the NIS by removing experienced directors and replacing them with less capable individuals.
Much of the garbage in Eastleigh results from the Green Army using parts of major roads as collection points, often taking weeks or even months to clear them.
They raised this issue during a public participation forum National Cohesion and Integration Bill, 2023, which they said they support.
The meeting, held in Addis Ababa, brought together key stakeholders and leaders to deliberate on strategic measures to address the current security landscape
Governor Sakaja interacted with residents around the road, asking how the improved road would benefit them.
The demolitions impacted dozens of businesses, including small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), restaurants, spare parts dealers, and a local lodge.
The meeting also explored solutions to streamline activities for the benefit of the area.
Mohamed also stated that it is not permissible in Islam to conduct business on the road. "It is haram to do business on the road, it is against the teachings of Islam."
Mohamed Yusuf Haji Avenue is the busiest in Eastleigh, with more than 50 malls that serve many shoppers daily.
Currently, there are several spots in Eastleigh where garbage has been allegedly dumped by the team, who claim the locations are collection points.
Somalia's Fawzia Yusuf Fawzia believes she has a good chance of winning the contest against Kenya's Raila Odinga.
The footage shows two individuals clad in Green Army attire unloading huge piles of garbage onto the busy road.
