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Forum => Kenya Discussion => Topic started by: Kim Jong-Un's Pajama Pants on April 11, 2018, 04:30:21 PM
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Among the procurements related to the ICT component of the election was a Sh2.4 billion tender to Safran Morpho for the modification of the
Kenya Integrated Election Management System kits for the repeat presidential election on October 26.
https://www.nation.co.ke/news/Chebukati-s-decision-unfair--says-Ezra-Chiloba/1056-4381304-ldiwn/index.html
That is 23 million USD. to reset KIEMS kit. Something that in all likelihood takes one shell script. Chiloba and crew should go to prison.
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Unfortunately for poor Kenyans Chirobber will never see the inside of Kamiti. Most likely he has joined the club of multimillionaires and he will live to enjoy the fruits of his hard work forever after.
That is 23 million USD. to reset KIEMS kit. Something that in all likelihood takes one shell script. Chiloba and crew should go to prison.
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Unfortunately for poor Kenyans Chirobber will never see the inside of Kamiti. Most likely he has joined the club of multimillionaires and he will live to enjoy the fruits of his hard work forever after.
That is 23 million USD. to reset KIEMS kit. Something that in all likelihood takes one shell script. Chiloba and crew should go to prison.
Wanjiku loves taking it hard and dry. More likely he is ripe for governor or some other plum post.
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2.4B to modify - that is crazy.
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2.4B to modify - that is crazy.
Yep. Basically reset the damn things. I doubt anything was needed other than to run some software. There needs to be a guideline for the government about software and services procurement.
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Yes it carte blanche and avenue for big graft - that really is ridiculous!! I think the so called ICT Authority can come with guidelines of what to charge for what...with min and max ceiling.
Yep. Basically reset the damn things. I doubt anything was needed other than to run some software. There needs to be a guideline for the government about software and services procurement.
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The new robbers in town are not supplying physical items but have relagated to ICT services which cannot be monitored by govt authorities. ICT services are the new avenue to become multimillionaire in town.
Yes it carte blanche and avenue for big graft - that really is ridiculous!! I think the so called ICT Authority can come with guidelines of what to charge for what...with min and max ceiling.
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The new robbers in town are not supplying physical items but have relagated to ICT services which cannot be monitored by govt authorities. ICT services are the new avenue to become multimillionaire in town.
Yes it carte blanche and avenue for big graft - that really is ridiculous!! I think the so called ICT Authority can come with guidelines of what to charge for what...with min and max ceiling.
It's a pretty coin. I am not aware of any contracts running in the US where you can walk away with anything remotely approaching 23 million USD for a task that costs virtually nothing.
For perspective here is a 31 million USD contract Raytheon got from the US government for the production of precision projectiles http://investor.raytheon.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=84193&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=2139818 (http://investor.raytheon.com/phoenix.zhtml?c=84193&p=irol-newsArticle&ID=2139818). Bear in mind that defence contracts are usually the most lucrative. Wanjiku is being robbed blind.
I am gathering that this Chiloba dude also pushed some of these gadgets to the Burundi farce. I cannot see any justification for 23 million USD a task that even by IEBC's admission could not have taken more than a few weeks.