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Last night, I supervised the collection of garbage from illegal dumping sites along road reserves across Nairobi County. I urge all Nairobi County residents to refrain from handing over their waste to street families or unregistered garbage collectors, as these often end up being dumped illegally along the road... show more

Geoffrey Mosiria

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Akinyi Muyundo🇰🇪💯1 год назад

Use Askaris to those hot points, have CCTV cameras. Did you know early 70s, Nairobi City Council used to collect garbage? All the money used for corruption in Nairobi County to develop apartments can be used to buy trucks for garbage collection 3 times in a week in the CBD.

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G1 год назад

Install dust bins and trash cans every 300 meters hii story iishe

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Andie 🇦🇨🇰🇪1 год назад

You are just doing PR. nothing unafanya kwa ground. That political seat you are aiming 2027 you won't get it. We are long term haters. We will be there

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🅰🅵🆈🅰🅲🅴🅽🆃🆁🅴🅲🆁🅴🆆🇰🇪1 год назад

Weka Litter bins CBD

Фото профиля Muraya Wa Kitale

Muraya Wa Kitale1 год назад

By the time that garbage turn to a mountain, where were you as a county? Constant and regular collection coupled with dustbins at strategic places then add environment police is the solution

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Ikuba1 год назад

This is all that is needed

Фото профиля Crispus Kinyua

Crispus Kinyua1 год назад

Majority of the waste we generate in Nairobi is a resource. Food waste especially should never reach dumpsites.

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Legend511 год назад

Weka garbage bins kwanza. Where do you think the smokie and sausage guys dispose their garbage?

Фото профиля Kizito

Kizito1 год назад

Weka dustbins CBD boss

Фото профиля Omar Athman

Omar Athman1 год назад

Shida si hao collectors. Shida ni county haiwajibiki. There is no way nitakaa na teash for 2 weeks nkingoja kanjo. Kulindly improve on that

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