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Lang'ata National Government Constituency Development Fund (NGCDF) office employees took matters into their own hands on Tuesday and stormed the office to demand answers from MP Phelix Odiwuor, popularly known as Jalang'o regarding salary delays stretching over 5 months.

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Sir. Manuel.1 year ago

How exactly do they see it? Elect a certified comedian with no known progressive background then come out to lament when they should be enjoying the drama.

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Mammoth Nation1 year ago

Trump heard Kamala made up a story about previously working at a McDonald's, so he decided to pick up a shift himself. We're lovin' it!

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Favored1 year ago

Eric Omwondi atawafanya the same thing, celebs should stick to what they are doing .. wasipewe uongozi.

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𝗝𝗮hPwonj1 year ago

@C_NyaKundiH this is what they do: 1. Deposit like kshs 10M kwa Safcom Ziidi MMF earning 13% IR per day. Thats like 13-14k per day Or 2.1M for 5 Months now!

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kiprono 036🇰🇪1 year ago

The issue is everywhere even my area Chepalungu we are facing the same.

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Emmanuel Motelin 🇨🇦🇰🇪1 year ago

This energy should rather be used to get foreign military forces to leave Kenya if there isn’t any value in them. It’s not like they would allow KDF to be stationed in their sovereign territories.

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Jesrov1 year ago

@C_NyaKundiH ,I can confirm the situation is the same in Galole constituency in Tana River County. Staff salaries have not been paid since August. They have children to take to schools too and families to fend, what's going on??

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A. Njoroge1 year ago

Kumbe kazi ya @JalangoMwenyewe ni kuslay tuu na pale ground watu wako na njaa...crap!

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Edward Kush Mwangi1 year ago

This happens because we have allowed politicians to control all our resources. How can we allocate 40b to parliament with only 1000 staff based in Nrb while we give the judiciary 22b yet it represents Kenyans in every corner of the country. Say NO to all finance bills

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Gandhi@💥1 year ago

We knew jalango was clout chasing

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Emmanuel Gona1 year ago

Jalas kishaanza kumramba

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