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They have built over drainage systems, blocking the natural flow of stormwater. As a result, even moderate rainfall leads to severe flooding on our roads. However, as a county government, we are committed to restoring order and ensuring the well-being of Nairobians by addressing these challenges and bringing about... show more

Geoffrey Mosiria

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mohamood osman1 год назад

Mosiria you need to reconsider this strategy of clearing the mess in Nairobi by walking with a camera and creating content. Reclaiming and restoration of the city drainage system and garbage collection system etc needs serious policy and political will from all.Stop this joke.

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California Insider Show1 год назад

After the LA fires, homeowners are facing payout delays, rising costs, and tough decisions. Insurance expert Karl Susman explains what’s really happening with claims and what the future holds for coverage in high-risk areas.

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Joab Njue1 год назад

Just thinking out loud. You do a small size drainage system, make it open, debris, silt and waste are washed into it. Some traders just put up structures on top of the drainage, without placing barriers, but blame them for your inefficiencies. I stun😂😂😂. Do the right thing.

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Kamau Wa Mwaki1 год назад

Enda clean up Nairobi river yote kwanza before you start this bullshit your people are corrupt wanachhkua pesa kwa hao watu wako kazi and tell them they can sell there alafu wewe unakuja kuwatoa

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Hassern1 год назад

The poor are problem of Nairobi

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Zinny1 год назад

My name is koso koso.. Mnangojea mvua ndio muanze sarakasi..

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Kijanamzuri1 год назад

Are those thugs milking Kenyans visiting uhuru Park by demanding ID cards even on teenagers below 18yrs or you bribe them in order to access it send by you,pia ukiingia ndani business guys are harrased and give bribes publicly,a very bad show na aibu kwa nchi yetu.TAKE ACTION PLZ

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The Darker knight1 год назад

Hio si reason ya all this flooding….Fix the drainage acha scapegoats

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George1 год назад

Boss the flooding on Msa Rd just near the turn to southern bypass or the expressway exit opp airtel is horrendous. Pls let's reduce on drama and ACT.

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Lord1 год назад

Raw sewage flow in Langata behind superloaf depot

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_obenga 🇰🇪1 год назад

Let this man now give them a safe place for their business, hii mchezo ya taoni ana taka aonekane tu hatutaki

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Today, I visited 1st Avenue Parklands in response to persistent complaints from residents about flooding in the area, Some of the complaints we receive about flooding especially in Parklands stem from some developers who have built directly over the natural river course. By diverting the river into a narrow canal, they have significantly reduced its ability to handle excess rainwater, leading to massive overflows during heavy rains. I witnessed firsthand how rainwater has been flooding homes and spilling over onto roads, making them impassable. It is unfortunate that while some residents place full blame on the government, the root cause of the flooding lies in these constructions that have interfered with natural river flow. As the County Government, we are committed to implementing a permanent solution. This includes restoring natural waterways, improving drainage infrastructure, and taking firm action against non-compliant developments. We must balance urban development with environmental responsibility.

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We have continued the removal of the earth fill and other obstructions blocking the drainage channel along Chevron Drive to restore the free flow of stormwater and reduce flood risk within the Ajiran community. This intervention forms part of our ongoing commitment to ensuring that critical drainage infrastructure remains unobstructed for effective stormwater management. #CleanerLagos

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Tokunbo Wahab

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The rains have started, and we urge all motorists driving within Nairobi County to exercise extra caution. We are putting all hawkers on notice, especially those operating within the CBD and irresponsibly dumping waste particularly tea and coffee hawkers. Their careless disposal of garbage is blocking our stormwater drainage systems, which is a major cause of flooding in the city whenever it rains. Developers and all residents are reminded to strictly follow the law and avoid encroaching on drainage channels. All illegal structures constructed on top of or along drainage systems will be removed. We are committed to restoring order in Nairobi. We are also warning those who have encroached along riverbanks and riparian zones move away immediately before you are swept away by the floods. We shall move in and demolish all illegal structures along riparian areas. These zones are not meant for settlement or construction and must be protected. These decisions may not be popular, but they are necessary. Fixing our drainage system is not just about today it’s about building a better, safer city for tomorrow. One day, you will celebrate the work we are doing to make Nairobi cleaner, safer, and more resilient.

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HII MVUA NI SERIOUS PIGIA GEOFFREY MOSIRIA! Emergency contact:1508. BE CAREFUL NAIROBIANS! Heavy rains are currently being experienced across Nairobi, and I urge all city residents to exercise extreme caution during this period. Motorists are advised to avoid overspeeding, especially now that many roads have become flooded and slippery. Please drive carefully to prevent accidents. Residents living near rivers and riparian areas are strongly advised to move at least 30 meters from both sides of the river, or up to 60 meters in areas where flooding may be more intense, to avoid danger in the event of river overflow. Members of the public should also avoid walking or crossing through fast-moving floodwaters, as strong currents can easily sweep someone away when least expected. The current flooding challenges are largely linked to the fact that Nairobi’s drainage infrastructure was designed many years ago, at a time when the city had a much smaller population and less urban development. Today, large sections of the city are covered with concrete and other impermeable surfaces, which significantly reduces the natural absorption of rainwater into the soil. As a result, large volumes of stormwater are forced into drainage systems that were not designed to handle such capacity, leading to flooding in several parts of the city. Through the existing collaboration framework between the National Government and the County Government, plans are underway to comprehensively upgrade and expand the city’s stormwater drainage infrastructure. The objective is to significantly increase its capacity and resilience so that it can effectively serve Nairobi’s growing population and support the city’s needs for the next 100 years plus. As part of these interventions, all illegal structures constructed on top of drainage systems, along drainage corridors, and along main roads obstructing stormwater flow will be removed without negotiation. Additionally, individuals occupying riparian reserves within 30 meters on both sides of rivers will be relocated unconditionally. These measures are necessary because public safety remains the government’s highest priority, and we cannot wait until lives are lost before taking preventive action. Residents are therefore urged to cooperate with the relevant authorities as we implement these measures aimed at protecting lives, preventing flooding, safeguarding infrastructure, and building a more resilient, well-planned, and sustainable Nairobi for current and future generations.

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