A SENIOR ENGINEER at a government agency is on the radar of top officials in the presidency over alleged insubordination claims. The man allegedly does not take instructions from his boss and anytime he is confronted over his attitude at work, he brags about being connected to a prominent governor. He is also accused of reportedly holding parallel meetings outside the office, mostly along Ngong Road in Nairobi. Word is that his contract, which ends next year, hangs in the balance and may not be renewed.
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AN MCA FROM a cosmopolitan county is being hunted by a tycoon. Reason? The man has allegedly disappeared with loot channelled through him by an agent of the tycoon in exchange for a favourable report. The ward rep sits in the assembly committee that has been investigating how the tycoon got a licence to put up a structure. It’s allegedly said he received millions of shillings to oil the palm of his colleagues. However, it appears the loot never reached the MCAs after the panel chairperson tabled a damning report recently. The ward rep has since disappeared, with the tycoon said to have launched a manhunt.
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JUST WHY HAS a lawmaker from Rift Valley become the mouthpiece of a senior state official? This is the question some of his colleagues were heard asking themselves. This is after the legislator vowed to take the bullet for the official, who is a marked man for ignoring members’ invites. Some MPs had taken on the official for disrespecting them and threatened to sponsor a censor motion against him. But the lawmaker came to the defence of the official, telling off his colleagues for ‘attacking’ the man. Those in the know say the lawmaker has allegedly benefited from lucrative business deals from the official.
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STAFFERS AT A top institution are in celebration mode after they learnt the organisation is under scrutiny over fake academic papers. Employees rejoicing are those who have genuine papers and have stayed for eons without promotions “due to lack of vacancies”. The reason for celebrations is that they will finally climb the ladder to senior positions that were held by their bosses who had fake papers. Some staffers have stayed in one position for a decade despite qualifying for top positions, which had remained unavailable.
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