- Syrian MP John Waluke called on the Ethics and Anti -Corruption Commission to investigate governor Kenneth Lusaka
- Waluke claimed that there was extreme corruption in Bungoma County, such as KSh 35 million allegations used to collect waste monthly
- The MP called on young people in the county to organize protests against the Lusaka administration to demand accountability
Bungoma – Syrian MP (MP) John Waluke now claims that the governor’s administration Kenneth Lusaka It spends KSh 35 million every month to collect waste.
Source: UGC
Why did John Waluke criticize Kenneth Lusaka
Speaking in his parliament at the end of the week during the funeral of Elder Nathan Sirengo, Waluke criticized the Lusaka administration for spending millions of dollars to collect waste, citing the misuse of public resources.
The MP called on the Ethics and Anti -Corruption Commission (EACC) to investigate all officials in the Bungoma County government claiming that many of the workers are responsible for the misuse of public resources.
“The cities of Bungoma County cannot have waste that can be collected on a budget estimate of KSh 35 million, I have never seen it cleanse the city of Sirisia,” Waluke said.
Waluke confirmed that he would continue to put Lusaka’s management under control, saying that almost the entire Bungoma County parliament had failed miserably in their management role.
The MP wondered why the MCAs have been not talking about the misuse of public resources under the Lusaka administration.
“Many of these MCAs are sleeping at work; some have forgotten why they were voted as MCAs. Waluke added.
The MP also called on Bungoma youth to emerge and organize The procession To gain accountability for their money.
“Please young people, wake up and say, you should invade the house of Governor Lusaka or his office to ask him to disclose how he uses public money to help people with disabilities (disabled),” He said.
Waluke says many young people are suffering from poverty while the county officials loot public resources while adding that he is ready to appear before the court and defend the Bungoma people against corruption.
“Someone sent me a message that if I continue to expose them, he will accuse me, my friend went on. The Syrian MP said.
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How Kenneth Lusaka responded to allegations of corruption against him
Earlier, the governor of Bungoma dismissed the allegations of corruption in the county and called it negligent and baseless.
In a strong statement, Lusaka ignored Waluke’s remarks, calling it misleading and a deliberate attempt to destroy the reputation of his rule.
Lusaka denied the allegations that Bungoma had a few to show in his term of office, involving such statements and blindness.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
