In a twitter trending Hashtag dubbed #mwizinimwizi Kenyans have called out names of those who are defrauding the country. The war on corruption seem to have taken a center stage with Kenyans on twitter demanding for arrests and recovery of looted public funds.
Did you know that if we arrange the 21 billion in an horizontal manner it will cover 3171kms?#MwiziNiMwizi pic.twitter.com/ickBHKiunC
— Erick Mutai (@MutaiRickz) March 13, 2019
#MwiziNiMwizi
— Joe Muhahami (@Muhahami) March 13, 2019
NHIF suspended its CEO Geoffrey Mwangi when he and his predecessor Samuel ole Kirgotty were charged with the loss of Sh1.88 billion alongside 18 other individuals pic.twitter.com/WtlzshN22L
Here are the effects of corruption:
— Road Alerts. || 🇰🇪 (@RoadAlertsKE) March 13, 2019
– corruption causes artificially high prices for low quality products
– Resources are inefficiently allocated due to corruption
– uneven distribution of wealth.
So those thieves are really affecting our lives. #MwiziNiMwizi pic.twitter.com/7DjuJ9eDo7
Looking at the state of our Country today a lot has been happening in regards to Corruption Verbal wars have been the agenda of the day but that will never change the fight against Corruption as @HassanAliJoho say’s #MwiziNiMwizi pic.twitter.com/6ZcThEkYsx
— #NdotchTheBrand (@ndotch18) March 13, 2019
A corrupt MP rolls into the village in a V8 or lands in a helicopter to tell people who are struggling with lack of water and insecurity ati "our tribe is being fought"?#MwiziNiMwizi
— Polycarp Hinga® 🇰🇪 (@PolycarpHinga) March 13, 2019
No matter the tribe they are from ! #MwiziNiMwizi , they all belong to jail , no favors and no tribe is being haunted ! Wakenya tumechoka pic.twitter.com/RCXbIWb1pT
— MugamboWaAfrica (@MugamboWaAfrica) March 13, 2019
Corruption is going to destroy the country. A particular case is that of @KeNHAKenya doing the James Gichuru – Rironi road at Ksh 16 billion while KENHA paid grabbers of public land Ksh 14 billion. Most of the amount ended up in KENHA officials pockets. #MwiziNiMwizi pic.twitter.com/1OVsp4PBYy
— Robert Alai (@RobertAlai) March 13, 2019