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Treasury PS @Kiptoock confirmed in broad daylight that AG “approved negotiations” to divert Sh6.3B from eCitizen revenues to a private entity — yet when pressed for the actual approval document, it’s suddenly “internal.” ⭕️ The negotiators are the approvers. This is a governance crisis, not a footnote. 🇰🇪 #PublicFunds #eCitizenScam

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