Issa Timamy

In 2005, he was appointed chairman of the board of directors of the National Museums of Kenya, from where he resigned in 2012 to venture into politics.

Former Governor Issa Timamy unveiled a Hindi Orphanage Center built at cost of Sh17 million.

[4] Al-Kheir foundation, an invited friend and partner of the Governor, is a humanitarian organization based in the UK.

The Founder and president of the foundation, Imam Qasim Ahmad, said they will build 28 modern houses and furnish them.

[5] The former Governor has also branded Lamu as an Island of festivals, as a move to revive the tourism industry and since then, there has been an increase of visitors through airport arrivals.