Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has named the members of the county executive committee, who are set form his cabinet.
Sakaja named a 10-member cabinet including ODM aspirant for Westlands constituency Michael Gumo.
Michael Gumo will lead the Innovation and Digital Economy docket.
Sakaja also has appointed Charles Kerich, who served in Mike Sonko's administration to the powerful Finance docket.
Suzanne Silantoi has been also appointed to head the Inclusivity, Public Participation and Customer Service ministry.
The first-time governor noted that he changed the names and mandates of the dockets for better service delivery.
Sakaja has sent home all members of the executive serving his predecessor Anne Kananu's administration, except two.
Sakaja said his Cabinet will consist of individuals who are well conversant with the needs of city residents, people who will make Nairobi a city of order.
Current Cabinet was named by former Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko in 2017 and some changes were made by his predecessor Ann Kananu.
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