The article remembers the late Emurua Dikirr MP Johanna Ng’eno for his fearless defence of multiparty democracy and for advocating for dissenting voices in the National Assembly.

• Ng’eno, who served as the chairman of the Housing, Urban Planning and Public Works Committee, believed that "sycophancy has also killed parties and good leaders."
• He championed tolerance for diverse debates and independent thought within political parties, referencing the historical tolerance of dissenting voices in Parliament.
• Ng’eno emphasized the core roles of the house: legislation, representation, and oversight, while acknowledging his own "rebel" status within the Jubilee Party, stating, "They still tolerate me."