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Setting the Record Straight: There has been some misinformation circulating about our work last night at the Impala Grounds during the Floodies event. I want to clarify that no one was 'chased away.' My team and I operate with professionalism and a commitment to protecting public welfare, focusing on... restoring order in the city and ensuring events comply with regulations for the safety and comfort of everyone involved. Since early in the morning, from 8 a.m. until 11 p.m., residents near the event reported intense noise pollution, with vibrations from the event even felt within their homes. Managing noise issues is not about shutting down events but about ensuring they operate within the law and respect the surrounding community. For such situations, we must act swiftly especially when managing large gatherings where tensions could escalate both to ensure safety and to protect the wellbeing of attendees and residents alike. As part of our enforcement efforts, we confiscated the DJ mixer and other equipment as evidence, to be presented in court. If our team had truly been 'chased away,' these items would not be in our custody. Our goal is simple: to allow events to proceed in a way that respects both enjoyment and community welfare. We appreciate your support and understanding as we work together to create a balanced, vibrant, and law-abiding city.show more

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Nyabasa Danvas1 year ago

As environment chief officer start by collecting garbage in slums and removing garbage from sewage lines. Disturbing stressed Kenyans enjoying at night will one day cost u.

Mr Black⁛1 year ago

There are videos showing you and your team being chased away. Just be careful as you do your job bwana CEC.

Mushta1 year ago

Wewe wacha ujinga mzeee. Can you start installing dustbins in town and shut up?

Collins™🇰🇪1 year ago

Unatupigia kelele na hata a single dustbin umeshindwa kuweka CBD. Tunatembea na uchafu kwa mfuko kama wenda wazimu.

Manga Jnr III1 year ago

Wacha kututolea macho nje ka mabibi zako buda. Ongea na upole hakuna mtu unatisha hapa

ERNEST 🇰🇪 🇨🇦1 year ago

Nairobi River iko under your docket ama ni sherehe tu, cause I haven't seen you visit all those polluting it and posting. Ama hao wana lipa mzuri.

Gwa giff1 year ago

Mbona usitumie hiyo energy ya kushika watu wanakojoa kwa streets uende u unclog zile sewer za pipeline 🤔wewe unataka kuenda kwa sherehe pekee ?

Luo kingpin1 year ago

If you key to work on environment clean Nairobi city first

Karoki Waweru1 year ago

Wewe Mr. PR. Are you aware that both Impala and RFUEA grounds have been there way before the construction of residentials, and that in Nairobi sherehe ni Sheria? Just get a better job to do like cleaning the streets and clearing clogged sewers.

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Executive Mayor of the City Of Joburg

14,392 views • 5 months ago

Foreign interference impacts us all. As Canadians we must stay united in protecting our communities, and continue building a community that's the envy of the world. To our Sikh residents, and all Bramptonians, we are here to protect your rights and safety here. Our City Council unanimously passed a motion to send a letter of support to the Prime Minister and Federal Government, in regard to respecting the sovereignty of Canada and its citizens, and encourage the Federal Government to work diligently to bring to justice those responsible for the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar; and that correspondence be sent to Peel Regional Police, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Public Safety Minister, Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), and Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) to ensure the safety of all Canadians in places of worship.

Foreign interference impacts us all. As Canadians we must stay united in protecting our communities, and continue building a community that's the envy of the world. To our Sikh residents, and all Bramptonians, we are here to protect your rights and safety here. Our City Council unanimously passed a motion to send a letter of support to the Prime Minister and Federal Government, in regard to respecting the sovereignty of Canada and its citizens, and encourage the Federal Government to work diligently to bring to justice those responsible for the killing of Hardeep Singh Nijjar; and that correspondence be sent to Peel Regional Police, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Public Safety Minister, Canadian Security Intelligence Service (CSIS), and Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) to ensure the safety of all Canadians in places of worship.

Patrick Brown

137,653 views • 2 years ago