What angle are you viewing..... Start with constitution you will see kuna kapoint

Agree with you kabisa

I doubt. If you give sakaja the budget given to NMS, he would do more. Check the amount of money that NMS was receiving from state house and county government too..yet still left a 16b debt... That's alot of money not to perform

@@alexkibe4179 hawa watu hawaelewi i am a Civil Eng at County na Countu has its own problems i.e. Financing is a major problem

Sakaja is a performer, it's only a matter of time and he will put all his predecessors to shame

@@alexkibe4179 Do more like for instance purchasing a home in Beverly Hills Carlifornia?

Thanks for saying it as it is. One year down with nothing to show.

Yes we talk about kibaki 12 yrs later

NMS did alot and within a very short time. As pedestrians we love the walkways.

Sakaja it was your responsibility because you was the oversight officer becareful don't cut your legs before time 😂😂😂

Yes because they were funded heavily, yet left a 16b debt. Questions of accountability must be asked. Even if it's 20 yrs later

@@alexkibe4179 they were all in the last regime for ten yrs uhuruto government crying babies, pretenders fooling themselves without any grounds. Sakaja was the oversight officer aka senator. It's self explanatory 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Exactly we prefer NMS

Nairobi has become a slum dirty and conjested hawkers and matatus are every where all streets shame on you sakaja huwezi fikia nms

You never understood him sadly. He said NMS left a debt of 16B behind. Who do you think will pay. He has to facilitate and see that the debt is paid so yes he will continue to complain about NMS until the debt is paid😢. Don't be a keyboard warrior.

@@ashaabdi2936 exactly I had decided not to vote again but because of current Nbi situation I can't wait for election to vote for another governor.

@@rosslynemaina4714 which debts are they paying?Pending bills keep being subjected to never-ending audit(delay tactics) .Meanwhile "Air Supplies " are being paid at the speed of light.

@G_Dan but you also have to remember the Japanese do not litrer, it is against their culture to litter. At big tournaments eg the World Cup, their supporters are often seen cleaning up the stadium stands once the game is over. Kenyans on the other hand love to LITTER. A more hypocritical bunch I have never met. All up in church on Sunday quoting how God gave man dominion over the earth, yet we stay littering.

Japan people pick up their own trash and any as they move whereas in Nairobi, you litter at will. No comparison there.

Because Africans do not think since colonialization. They expect things to be done for them.

They guy is a pr stunt man like his boss. Nothing offered nothing delivered

They had tea? Kenya bus service?

@@matts6894 The hottest tea I ever drunk. Coming from the hot weather in Accra as a child and landing there in July and my father had this brilliant Idea of ordering that tea while we wait for No. 14 to Langata. My tongue was on fire for a week

@IamWhoYouSayIam which time period is this ? I’m curious.

And by the way, I promised myself that I will meet the man before I die and I met him at Debonairs on Muindi Mbingu Street in 1999. That was epic. The man was a humble as they come.

The Chinese have taken over kilimani with so many high rise flats where single houses once stood. How eill the infrastructure support this

What happened to children attending local schools, walking to school (and therefore getting exercise) as opposed to being driven around? The government (and parents) needs to sort out local schools. In the UK children are allocated schools based on distance. Also, private education is a con. In the UK only 6% of children are educated in private schools, whilst in the US only 7% are educated in private schools. Parents need to monitor teachers to ensure that the children are taught the curriculum in good time, and they need to take parenting seriously i.e monitor their children to ensure homework, note writing and revision is done.

@@lekis5975 Its way too late for this. That aspect of planning schools to serve a given population in a given area is something that needs to be factored in during urban planning. You don't let uncontrolled development get out of control the way it has in Nai and then decide to start setting up schools in a controlled way. Whatever land that should have gone into constructing such schools has been grabbed over decades by the same people in power who should have been responsible for aforementioned urban planning. Our other problem is the commercialization of education, where the 'good' schools are all very expensive and located either in the leafy suburbs to serve the upper middle class, or out in the counties far from where many parents are working. The lower middle class and poor are left with no option but to take their kids to poorly maintained private or public schools on tiny plots located in the middle of concrete slums. I keep telling people - the problems we are experiencing today started in the 70s. We got it wrong at the planning stage.

Talkers....Nairobi has deteriorated. Hawkers everywhere, vehicle congestion and accumulation of garbage. NMS had visible results

One year down the line still he’ll do them? Fools

Iam a civil engineer at County its not black and white as you think

Talkers than doers

@@mourice1669 fully agreed 👍

If you only new that people were overworked na hadi leo hawajalipwa you won't even talk. Most casuals at NMS hawakupata payment na walifanyishwa kazi kama punda

Still better for Nairobi in the bigger picture rather than paying people who achieve nothing. As a Nairobian I'd prefer NMS any day

We?

You must be one of those useless odm nyang'ori

​@@kauskimkulima2171~ Yes, we!

shame on you

he who is free of fault will never die

@dennisondieki1714 Dennis, this is exactly my point. The city is a dump. How do politicians stand proudly saying I am mayor and I am president when everything is going downhill. During the Nyayo era we watched Kenya disintegrate before our eyes, daily black outs, contaminated water because those in power used money that was meant for water treatment (some people in Nairobi died from typhoid - this is not hearsay, it's something I know for a fact), we had disastrous roads, filth in the city and thugs that were having a field day car jacking, and regular day & night robberies, oh and how could I forget, music blaring night and day from numerous clubs close to homes and there was absolutely nothing you could do. What a nightmare we lived. How on earth did we survive that? I just pray for the love of God we do not go back to there, because we seem to be leaning dangerously towards that. God help us!

@@georgekimathi5093 why shame on him when he speaks the truth. Have you been to Nairobi City and seen what the pavements within the city look like. People can't bury their heads in the sand and pretend nothing is wrong. We pay heavy taxes in this country, some of it meant to sustain infrastructure. Where does it all go? You ask yourself.

​@@georgekimathi5093Wake up

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Hawkers and filth everywhere,

We still cry about Moi and Kibaki who left 24 yrs and 12 yrs respectively.

@@jamesrut4271 and that's even more silly.

Whenever someone speaks, especially political figures, you need to get to the truth and not just applaud them. What is awesome about him?

Pray for his mind too

I noticed it too. All the way from Koja, Globe, Moi Avenue, Kirinyaga RD. Street lights are not working.

It's barely a month old and causing all that nuisance? 😬

They are protected from the top,especially thé one in kengen appartements, My holidays was ruined

Esp Quiver Kilimani Lounge. Can hardly sleep with noise in that area.

@@adhiamborose2474 Yes, because those are the joints where the wash-wash guys hang out, and they themselves are connected to the top people in government. Also, those clubs are money laundering businesses.

This people need to be called out.

this one is complicated 🤔

Taking the right trajectory in what?