Kiambu county through its governor Ferdinand Waititu has witnessed the biggest scandal in its 2017/2018 financial report.
The governor was left tongue tied after presentation of his county’s report from the auditor general that has revealed the most shocking expenditure’s of Wanjiku’s money.
According to the Auditor General’s report, Kiambu County allocated Ksh.973 million to Co-ordination of State House functions, Ksh.180 million to Administration of Statutory benefits for the retired Presidents and Ksh.591 million on State corporations advisory service.
In addition, the Kiambu County Government had allocated Ksh.58 million to Kenya-South Sudan advisory services and Ksh.804 million on Free Primary Education.
In his defense Waititu insinuated an embarrassment scheme through the report to damage his reputation
“I want to believe that this report was not interfered with by anybody to put in those things so that when I come here I will be cornered the way you’re cornering me,” said Waititu.
“Honestly, I want to believe the committee will be neutral and look at the issues as they are and I am apologising that we have such issues in the report but I don’t how they came to my report.”
The Auditor General, who was present, confirmed to the committee that the financial statement containing the controversial expenditures had been submitted to his office by the county.