Funny as Waititu spent sh 793 Million on “free” primary education

Kiambu governor Ferdinand Waititu has accused politicians in Kiambu behind his woes.

While appearing before the Senate committee on Thursday, the governor refuted claims that he spent sh 793 million on free primary education in Kiambu.

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The Senate claimed that the governor had spent another sh 500 million for the mission in South Sudan, sh 900 M for state house and sh 180 million for the emoluments for retired presidents.

The governor denied all the allegations accusing Kiambu politician of paying bloggers to taint his name.

“Some individuals within the county who have interest for the seat are behind the propaganda like recently they propagated about that lady who was arrested with the GK, “Waititu said.

Here are the reactions from Kenyans

Kiambu county have been named one leading in corruption.the last alcohol public participation cost wanjiku 80millon,every day kiambu is loosing over 2milion shillings in the name of paying those who have turned away from alcohol #CongratulationsGovernor pic.twitter.com/rneivx8bzx

— Pedro Mbugua 🇰🇪 (@PedroMbugua_) November 14, 2018

Land grabbing has been too much. Demolitions should continue. The suggestion by Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu that rivers be diverted is encouraging impunity. Next they'll say we relocate the forests, etc.

That is why Kenya is in such a mess. Corruption & impunity must end.

— Wambui (@Waambui) August 13, 2018

To be precise "Kiambu County" funds the national government and peace talks in Sudan.
Corruption is fought at the Ballot. Pambana na hali yenu

— Ngosha Don (@ngaredancan) May 2, 2019