During a serious discussion yesterday, at a meeting at State House, President Ruto barred access to key government personnel. Among these people were the heads of any relevant parastatals, as well as any relevant Principal Secretaries or Cabinet Secretaries. After the officials arrived late to sign the performance contract paper, they were not allowed to enter the meeting.
The Cabinet Secretary for the Interior, Professor Kithure Kindiki, and the Cabinet Secretary for Trade, Moses Kuria, both arrived late to the meeting despite being in the immediate neighborhood of the State House.
Prof. Kithure Kindiki, the country’s chief security officer, was spotted in his office, according to reports. A credible source claims that on Monday morning in Lamu County, Kindiki was cordoning off a rescue and evacuation operation for Kenyans who had been gravely injured by suspected Al-Shabaab terrorists in Lango la Simba. Two people were killed and dozens more were injured in the attack that took the country by surprise.
Meanwhile, the President has warned corrupt State officials that they will be held accountable to the full extent of the law if they continue to act in this manner. The President also threatened to fire some Principal Secretaries if he learned more about the Ministry’s performance than the Principal Secretary.
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