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Prof Hillary Barchok, Governor Bomet: Devolution has worked but that does not mean we have not been having challenges. If there is anything that happened to this country that is good after independence, it is devolution. We have been able to construct roads and hospitals #MondayReport Trevor Ombija, HSC

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Austine Oloovor 3 Jahren

A question to the panel: Would the one man one shilling idea, in the thwarted BBI, have a positive or negative impact on devolution?

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SK Cheruiyot.Honvor 3 Jahren

Ask Governor Barchok and Osotsi,How can you add sharable revenue to counties who are not even accountable to the little resources they have,in Bomet county to be sincere have forgotten that there was once revolution right from exit of Isaac Rutto. Accountability is poor in Bomet

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Dennis Mwakughuvor 3 Jahren

@ItsDrMutwiri Atii huyu ni professor...... 😄 🤣 😂 😆 tuwache jokes

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Medusavor 3 Jahren

But since so call barchok in office after his Hon Isaac ruto nothing is going on in bomet misuse of public funds

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Medusavor 3 Jahren

Barchok should quit being governor and become professor in bomet University 😂

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The Queen Of Ndaragwavor 3 Jahren

The only setbacks to Devolution is the President who fought the New Constitution tooth and nail but God was on our side,The challenges are the likes of Anne Mumbi Waiguru who came to the County with dire appetite for looting,We shall overcome.

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stella tangusvor 3 Jahren

It has only worked for your pockets. Bomet is in a shameful state because of all your greed.

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