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Nairobi City County faces allegations over procurement and budget cuts

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Mosiria published a statement challenging administrative actions within Nairobi City County, describing a campaign of intimidation dating back to December 28, 2023. The accusations center on procurement processes and the management of public funds. Mosiria claimed his refusal to facilitate certain procurement arrangements led to retaliatory decisions, including the reduction of his former Health docket budget from Sh1.2 billion to Sh100 million, a reduction of approximately 91.7 per cent.

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The allegations raise questions regarding the exercise of authority and the integrity of procurement processes within Nairobi City County. These claims could trigger assessments of the county's budgetary and procurement management by government agencies.

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Who's involved

  • Nairobi City CountyThe county where the procurement dispute and administrative challenges are taking place

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  1. Mosiria challenges Sakaja for governorship and is subsequently removed from his post.1 source
  2. Mosiria and Sakaja clash over administrative intimidation and a procurement dispute in Nairobi.1 source

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