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The National Heroes Council has challenged national heroes to stay the course and continue advocating what they were recognized for. Speaking in Kwale when he met environment champions, National Heroes Council Chief Executive Officer Charles Wambia encouraged the group to be more proactive in its mission of tree planting and complement the government’s motto of planting at least 15 billion trees by 2032.
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The National Heroes Council asks heroes to remain true to their recognition
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