Former Attorney-General Githu Muigai, Kirubi’s Son-In-Law Among Uhuru’s New Appointees to State Agencies
KANU Secretary-General Nick Salat is among persons who have been appointed to various State agencies.
In the new appointments made by President Kenyatta, Salat was named the chairperson of the Board of the Agricultural Development Corporation for a term of three years.
Andrew Musangi, the son-in-law of the late tycoon Chris Kirubi has been re-appointed as chairperson of the Public Procurement Regulatory Board while former journalist Kathleen Openda retains her position as chair of the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication council.
Former Attorney-General Prof. Githu Muigai has been appointed to serve as a non-executive chairperson of the Council of Legal Education for three years.
James Mureu is the new chairperson of Micro and Small Enterprises Authority, while lawyer Kioko Kilukumi has been appointed as chairperson of the Energy and Petroleum Tribunal.
Joe Ager will serve as the chair of the National Mining Corporation for three years while Dr. Andrew Kiplagat has been appointed as chairperson of the Kerio Valley Development Authority board.
John G. Msafari will serve as chairperson Kenya Fishing Industries Corporation board while Prof. Elishiba Njambi Kimani was named chairperson of the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development.
Others include Eva Adega Oduor (non-executive chairperson, Kenya Accreditation Service board), Dorothy Kimeu (chairperson, Special Economic Zones board), and Nick Nesbitt (chairperson, Capital Markets Authority board).
Ben Oluoch Olunya, Phillip Charo, and Edwin Kinyua will serve as chairpersons of Export Processing Zones Authority, Coast Development Authority, and East African Portland Cement Company Limited respectively.
Prof. Ben Sihanya was appointed as chairperson of the board of directors of the Kenya Institute for Public Policy Research and Analysis while Peter Musei Ntoyian will serve as chairperson of the board of directors of the Consolidated Bank Limited.
Patrick Obath will chair the Board of Directors of the National Oil Corporation of Kenya and Dinah Mwinzi will head the Kenya Industrial Research and Development Institute board.
Comments (6)
COMRADES,
UHURU HAS DEMONSTRATED AGAIN THAT KENYA BELONG TO THE CHOSEN FEW , HYENAS BEING PUT AT THE HIGH TABLE TO FINISH EATING THIS COW, WITH THE MASSES ENJOYING THAT THEIR KINSMEN ARE PART OF HIGH PRIESTHOOD. THE MASSES WILL BE SINGING PRAISE OF THE HIGH PRIEST.
IT'S TIME TO STOP THIS LUNACY.
IT'S TIME TO CUT OFF ALL SNAKE HEADS.
IT'S TIME TO RECLAIM WHAT'S RIGHTFULLY OURS.
IT'S TIME COMRADES, IT'S TIME.
Kenya ina mataifa madogo (micro-nations) zaidi ya 44. Ingekuwa bora kama mataifa mengine madogo yangefikiriwa wakati kazi zinapopewa wananchi.
This hyena has yet again demonstrated that, if your kind doesn't belong to it's hyena clan, you will never enjoy the lion share of our nation plenty. I would have said that better with my Gikuyu sleng
Githu(Uhuru’s close relative) was appointed to the post alone not the whole Gikuyu tribe.Uhuru should give reasons for appointing a person who had previously resigned from a senior position as AG.It’s unfortunate that some people were/are still silent on muchawi Raila’s appointment of his bro,Oburu as senator&EA MP,sister,Mary as consul to Carfonia and two inlaws as ambassadors to DC office.
Recycling old garbage continues...
all these functions are for enriching the rich only. The chairmanships serve no purposes this is money which could have been injected to health care , education, infrastructure etc. now you know Uhuru did not have what it takes to make a country prosperous or like tramp used to say big . he has 7 months but his legacy is Negative all he will do is leave us with huge debts hope he will find no sleep because we will be cursing him .