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According to Controller of Budget Implementation Report Isiolo Stadium was allocated 130Million in 2018/19 and 86 Million in 2019/20 but there is overwhelming evidence that much more money was allocated to it and that it is missing in auditor generals report. Theft of public funds and cover up of...

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The Government Critic 🇰🇪vor 2 Jahren

We need to open a prison in the northern part of the country, arrest people and throw them in their

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Richievor 2 Jahren

And when you say this, the best @HusseinMohamedg can do is to ask you to produce call log na president..What @OleItumbi can do is to produce fake @HELBpage payment voucher for the president. They can't counter such facts. In you @MoraraKebasoSnr we believe

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Queen Karunvor 2 Jahren

An appreciation tweet for Wakili. No one will pass without a LIKE ❤️

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DONNA MUGOH 🇰🇪🇰🇪vor 2 Jahren

The government of the day. When you ask for accountability with evidence.

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Geodesic. 🌍 🌐 🇰🇪vor 2 Jahren

Number za hao Contractors zianze kutembea sasa. The pain is too much, and the Doctor's recommendation on the best pain reliever is well known.

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Gathoronjovor 2 Jahren

😂😂😂isiolo stadium, Walai I believe whatever Wanjigi talked pure truth

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Portmorevor 2 Jahren

Focusing on the directors of companies that have been awarded contracts might reveal an interesting pattern: they often seem to be the same 'bigwigs' from within the government.

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Chrisvor 2 Jahren

Contractors Issack and Mohamed, the dynamic duo, perhaps they've built an invisible stadium? 🕵️‍♂️🔍 Only visible under the light of a full moon or when you squint really, really hard after spinning around three times! And the report? Well, let's just say it's probably being used as a very expensive paperweight somewhere or it's on an extended holiday. 🏖️📄 So, Kenya, while we wait for this ghost project to materialize, maybe we should all check if we've accidentally received stadium-shaped parcels at our doorsteps. 📦🏟️ Keep an eye out, might just be the most exclusive, elusive stadium in history! 😂

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Chrisvor 2 Jahren

Illegitimate President @WilliamsRuto roaming the country doing work of Governors & multi launching Uhuru projects as; Economy collapses Education collapses Healthcare collapses Unemployment increase - don't pay taxes to Zakayo thief @skmusyoka @EugeneLWamalwa Hussein Mohamed Luos

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Adelevor 2 Jahren

Pale Statehouse wakiskia next on Vampire Diaries

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Our attention has been drawn to public remarks by the Controller of Budget suggesting that certain public funds fall outside any framework of oversight and accountability. This characterisation is inaccurate and requires clarification. The mandate of the Office of the Controller of Budget is defined by Article 228 of the Constitution and the Controller of Budget Act, 2016. Under Article 228(4), the office authorises withdrawals from public funds under Articles 204, 206 and 207 — the Equalisation Fund, the Consolidated Fund and County Revenue Funds — and, under the Act, from any other public fund that an Act of Parliament expressly places under its approval. In every case, Article 228(5) requires only that she confirm the withdrawal is authorised by law. The funds referred to in the interview were established by their own legislation, each with defined mechanisms for management, withdrawal and audit. They remain fully subject to the oversight of the Auditor-General and Parliament. To suggest that money lawfully appropriated and administered under an Act of Parliament is beyond scrutiny is to misstate both the law and the facts. The Controller of Budget is an independent constitutional office, and Government respects that independence. Independence, however, is exercised through the constitutional and statutory instruments provided — reports to Parliament and lawful approval of withdrawals — not through public commentary that mischaracterises the legal framework. Where any office holder believes their mandate should be widened, the proper avenue is the legislative process. Government notes that amendments to the Public Finance Management Act to expand oversight of funds and levies outside existing budget channels are already before Parliament, and it welcomes that debate on its merits

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