The popular polling agency, Infotrak, has today, 28th of February, released the list of best performing ministers after the agency interviewed Kenyans from across the country. The ministers have been ranked according to their level of performance.
Topping the list of the best performing cabinet secretaries is Kithure Kindiki. The minister for interior has been recognized as the best performing minister after getting a total 27% of votes from all the interviewed netizens.
Kindiki's performance might be attributed to his hardwork in eliminating bandits from the Rift Valley region. Kindiki has also been able to tame the growing insecurity within Nairobi and parts of the country.
Coming second in the list of best performing ministers is CS Ezekiel Machogu. Machogu managed to get 12% of the total votes of the interviewed Kenyans. Machogu's performance might be attributed to his work in ensuring the CBC transition is smooth.
Meanwhile, at position three is the cabinet secretary for sports and culture, Ababu Namwamba. Namwamba has received an 8% approval from Kenyans.
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