Kiambu audit report is still eliciting a mixture of reactions . Governor Ferdinand Waititu being the man at the centre of of the bizarre report.
The report by Auditor-General Edward Ouko showed that the county allocated Sh973 million for coordination of State House functions, Sh58 million for the South Sudan peace process, and Sh804 million for free primary education.
All these functions fall under the national government.
And while Mr Waititu disowned the report, he has come under fire, both online and offline, as Kenyans condemned what they termed as “brazen theft of public resources” in Kiambu County.
But the Former Kakamega Senator Boni Khalwale has stated otherwise.According to Khalwale the Senate has no mandate to question Governor Waititu before he is scrutinized at county level