The People’s MCA: Hon. Hassan Dahir Noor’s Remarkable Journey of Leadership in Baraki

Baraki Ward has long faced challenges from water shortages to limited opportunities for students. But in recent years, hope has arrived in the form of Hon. Hassan Dahir Noor, the People’s MCA. Known for listening to his community and turning promises into action, he has brought real change to the lives of residents. From drilling boreholes that provide clean water to supporting students with bursaries, the People’s MCA is proving that leadership is not about words — it’s about delivering results that people can see and feel

Baraki Ward has seen remarkable progress in recent years progress driven by a leader the people trust: Hon. Hassan Dahir Noor, the People’s MCA. From delivering clean water to supporting students with bursaries, his leadership shows that when an MCA truly cares, communities thrive.

This explores the history, achievements, and community impact of Baraki Ward’s People’s MCA.


  1. A Leader Rooted in the Community

Hon. Hassan Dahir Noor’s journey is deeply tied to the people of Baraki. Long before politics, he was known for grassroots involvement, community mobilization, and helping families cope with drought and limited services.

His leadership style is approachable and action-driven. Residents proudly call him the “People’s MCA”, because he listens and delivers.


  1. Transforming Water Access: Boreholes That Changed Lives

Water scarcity was a major challenge. The People’s MCA made it his top priority:

Drilling new boreholes in Kathilash, Elashe Elan, and Darusalaam

Rehabilitating old boreholes with pump replacement, generator repair, and pipelines

Solarizing boreholes to reduce fuel costs and ensure reliable water

Advocating in the County Assembly for long-term water solutions

Thanks to the People’s MCA, villages that once struggled now have steady, clean water.


  1. Empowering the Youth Through Education: Bursaries for a Brighter Future

The People’s MCA believes education is a bridge to opportunity. His achievements include:

Bursaries for secondary, college, and university students

Transparent community-led vetting of bursary recipients

Prioritizing girls’ education and reducing dropout rates

Advocacy in the assembly for increased bursary funding

Hundreds of students in Baraki Ward continue their studies thanks to the People’s MCA.


  1. Development Beyond Water and Education

Baraki’s People’s MCA also focuses on:

Peacebuilding and community cohesion

Supporting youth and women groups

Promoting small businesses and local entrepreneurship

Strengthening local leadership structures

His hands-on approach ensures all community members have a voice in development.


  1. A Vision for a Better Baraki

The People’s MCA dreams of a Baraki that is:

Water-secure

Educated

Peaceful

Economically stable

He works not for short-term politics but for long-term community growth. His message is simple: “Let’s build Baraki together.”


  1. Challenges That Still Remain

Even the People’s MCA faces obstacles:

Water shortages during drought

Limited county funding

Lack of funds

High community expectations

Despite this, he continues to act with dedication and focus.


Conclusion: Baraki Thrives Under the People’s MCA

Baraki Ward is changing, and the credit goes to the dedication of Hon. Hassan Dahir Noor, the People’s MCA. From bringing clean water to empowering students with bursaries, his leadership is visible in every corner of the community.

The People’s MCA has shown that true leadership is about action, impact, and service—not just promises. His efforts in water development, education, youth empowerment, and community cohesion have set a new standard for leadership in Baraki.

💬 We want to hear from you: Where do you rank Mr. Itus oo Itabsii as a leader? Share your thoughts in the comments below!

For more stories about Baraki Ward development and leadership, check out Garissa County News and read our full coverage of Hon. Hassan Dahir Noor’s achievements here.

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