Nairobi governor Johnson Sakaja found himself in a tie rope after he came up with a suggestion that could easy traffic congestion in the city. He had proposed the removal of matatus from Nairobi CBD but the deputy president Rigathi Gachangua intervened and block the move saying that it directly affect Kenyans business especially those from central part of Kenya.
Justina Wamae and Stephen Mutoro have ganged up against Sakaja and he has been asked to deal with the basics first meaning that he need to ensure that the city is clean, there is enough water supply and basic things in the city befor thinking of ejecting Matatus from CBD.
Running Nairobi city as a governor is not an easy task and Sakaja has to prepare himself since Nairobi like everypart of the country and without proper foundation it may be hard to success as a leader. Do you think Sakaja will be successful or his fate is entwined with that of Sonko? Leave your comments below and kindly follow for more updates.
Source; https://twitter.com/smutoro/status/1606413342381424641?t=cdUF9EBNdR4gv5WbJuKu9g&s=19
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