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The Council of Governors (CoG) is under fire over ‘misleading’ remarks they made on the arrest of Busia Governor Sospeter Odeke Ojaamong.
Governor Ojaamong, alongside nine others, was arrested by Ethics and Ant-Corruption Commission (EACC) officers over graft allegations.
So one person runs a whole county by himself/herself?? I thought a Governor's role was to provide leadership in the County's governance, not perform the actual work??
— Harry Mghanga (@HarryMwabiz) July 9, 2018
really.. is there a DG in that county?? let him clear his name then get back to work, that's what fighting corruption demands..,— Ja'Nyamware (@wuodRuth01) July 9, 2018
Does he work alone or now that the corrupt governors are being investigated the council of governors are afraid that more will follow. We might have a council of governors meeting in kamiti
— Onesmus (@OnesmusMoh) July 9, 2018
Are you telling us, informing us or explaining to us?? Your tweet is floating...what's the purpose of this tweet?
— RustyCase ™ (@Rustycase) July 9, 2018
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So absurd that COG think this way! You should be reminded that Busia si ya "nini" yenyu as @HonAdenDuale once said— Digital Moran (@DigitalMoran1) July 9, 2018
Falsification of facts. The county has a deputy governor an executive and a county assembly to function normal. Let's assume he's dead in the meantime
— ThatQuestionMark (@ArapWalta) July 9, 2018
With or without arrest of @GovOjaamong Busia County is as good as shut down with no business going on. Nothing is happening there, except primitive looting. Bure kabisa.— Chris McMasters (@ChrisMcMasters) July 9, 2018
No that's not true, lying to Kenyans, there is DG and that's the role they are supposed to play, corruption can nolonger be supported, kila mtu abebe mzigo yake
— James Opea (@JamesOpere1) July 9, 2018