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Kenyans made suggestions to governor of Nairobi honorable Johnson Sakaja on how to improve Nairobi Festival shortly after the governor announced the date for the event. Sakaja had announced that the inaugural Nairobi festival will be held between between Monday, December 12th and Saturday, December 17th at Uhuru Park.
Dubbed 'Vibe of the City', the festival is expected to provide to the city residents to showcase their talents, skills and culture.
In that case, Kenyans have taken Twitter by storm to share with the governor what they thought would make the event memorable.
In that case, below were some of the Kenyans concerns about the event.
According to you, what suggestion would you give to the Nairobi head?
However a number of Kenyans had an opportunity to troll the governor over the planned festival. Some asked him to address urgent issues affecting Nairobi county such as insecurity, garbage collection and roads among others.
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