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eCitizen's Sh50 ‘convenience fee’ explained. eCitizen founder James Ayugi, in #TheSituationRoom

41,825 Aufrufe • vor 2 Jahren •via X (Twitter)

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la' sapeevor 2 Jahren

Sometimes a lot of English masks nonsense.

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Bʀᴀɴɪsʟᴀᴠ Kvor 2 Jahren

He might have overlooked mentioning that digitization brings services to your fingertips, saving you the inconvenience of traveling and standing in line at the office. The platform not only saves time but also eliminates commuter expenses.

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Olunga Agutu Agutuvor 2 Jahren

This ninja is talking like the government spokesman for Ecitizen, apewe hiyo kazi😂

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Dean the artistvor 2 Jahren

So the government does not have enough money to fund digitalization of their services but they have enough to buy new cars and build new mansions 🤔 lame priorities

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EM.Gvor 2 Jahren

This chap cannot answer a simple question without giving private sector Examples like Safaricom. There ought to be a class for everyone on the purpose of taxation. @EricLatiff question is simple, "why are you paying to pay for government services?" The rest are just stories.

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Ndaga ®vor 2 Jahren

@EricLatiff is asking a legit question. Why is the digitization making access to government services more expensive?

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Honorable 🤬.vor 2 Jahren

Involving digitization of service essentially should make it cheaper. They should then fire those employees still working at those govt offices since they have declared redundant by E citizen.

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Humble observer. 🥴 🌍vor 2 Jahren

Justifying extortion.

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Kinyuavor 2 Jahren

Ain't this part of his "owning the tech" fees?

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Robertvor 2 Jahren

This guy is just an extension of the government bureaucracy. He is so measured with the truth because he is a beneficiary of the same govt. Govt has enough to run its operations but theft and pilferage is where the problem is.

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