It's healthy to discuss the proposed Constitution exhaustively.

Some of the areas to interogate include but not limited to;

Land and economy
When, not if, the proposed constitution is passed, and they start reviewing how certain pieces of land were acquired, what insulation is there to ensure that the economy doesn’t crumble given that some of the land in question has passed on to third or so owner, and/or cases where a Title is held as collateral.

Hypocrisy on abortion
Earlier Muslims and Christians were agreed that the constitution needed to expressly and unequivocally outlaw abortion.
However when the agitation against Kadhi courts grew, and especially so as pushed by Christians, Muslims abandoned all else and focused on the Kadhi courts matter.

Turn coats.

Certain people including many in Wazua, vowed to reject a constitutional dispensation devoid of Premiers position. They viewed a pure presidential system as propagation of imperial leadership, but now they have beaten an about turn.

Distribution of counties in respect to population and fair representation.

Coast province population represents about 7% of Kenya yet senator seats awarded is 6.
Combined walaloo groups (Somali Borana &co) whose population is 2% of Kenya have 5 senator seats.
Western commanding 14% of Kenya’s people has 4 senate seats only.
Central Kenya has 5 senators. Etc.