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Gituku: Are you telling me that the problem with NHIF was a system and to correct it we need a system that cost Ksh. 104B to be paid upfront by some investors, recoverable for the next 10 yrs. #CitizenNewsGang
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This government is shameless 😳. 2ndly, they don't take Kenyans seriously. The level of arrogance is unhinged. Ruto is basically showing us the middle finger 🖕. Mta do 🤷♂️🤷♂️🤷♂️

Haiya ... Eh he... Someone tell serkal.we don't care about Rigathi lakini hizi pesa hamtaiba...

@SamGituku it’s an interesting question. A project manager would tell you that when you are doing a change over, both systems should run concurrently to avoid problems. A system would then reconcile both systems after successful tests, then you can stop the other. Hii ni gani? 😅

Good. @SamGituku always asks the right questions. The KK government is desperately trying to establish some schemes through which to syphon monies like they did with NSSF before.

I like how everyone is involved. We are correcting this system that failed us so as not to allow it do the same to our kids and the coming generation! We've made it our due diligence! We wont be accomplice in this!

Wizi wizi wizi!! AAR along Kiambu road which is a modern, L5 hospital was built at a cost of KES 3.5B. KES 104B is enough to build not 10, not 20 but a whooping 30 AAR hospitals. I ask again, can we trust this man and his cronies to lead us?

Insane.

Guys why do you think investors in the US have given ruto a cold reception in the US? Because of this sort of corruption.

Problem with KE is that our politicians focus more on tenders than the implementation of the social good and service it performs. More concerned with cutting ribbons and launching new things instead of fixing what's already in place. #Shameless

The level of fuckery with this govt is appaling. Even a fat toad like Ndiiii has been able to see its time for crocdiles to feast on their children, njaa iko kenya na leaders is so horny



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