Iringo and Kimemia's 2.8 Slush Fund

[Omollo]

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I have no idea what genius Iringo and Kimemia have that two Presidents have remained beholden to them. Iringo was quietly moved to Defence in anticipation of the Lenku sacking and there faces no danger of being fired. He was promoted to greater corruption.

Here is the report which shows the monies meant for security was not used for that purpose at all. Here it shows how the living conditions for policemen is not a bother to these senior mandarins. They can construct houses on land the government does not own - obviously to later claim the houses. These houses like all built since Moi left office are so sub standard policemen prefer to stay in hovels in shanty towns.

Now with such terrible welfare, what would motivate a policeman to endanger his life fighting criminals who could alleviate his problems with a bribe? Why should a policeman stop Al Shabaab from passing through a road block and pocket good cash and instead risk a fire fight? For what?

http://www.nation.co.ke/news/police-chiefs-used-secret-account-to-steal-Sh2-8bn/-/1056/2545446/-/10ynp1w/-/index.html

[vooke]

The name 'slush-fund' was popularized by Travolta's Sword Fish. The explosion scene in slow motion at the beginning is epic.

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) tops the of big spenders who were unable to explain their runaway expenditure having failed to account for Sh35.1 billion it spent on BVR kits and the printing of ballot papers.

It is followed by Ministry of Medical Services which failed to account for (Sh13.2 billion), Roads (Sh6.3 billion), the Judiciary (Sh2 billion), State House (Sh105 million) and the Sh1.5 billion lost in ghost projects funded by Constituency Development Funds (CDF).

Omorlo, how can ministries FAIL to account?

[RV Pundit]

Talk of official corruption.

[Omollo]

The answer ro that question would write three chapters in "How to Ruin The State and Create a Banana Republic"

The name 'slush-fund' was popularized by Travolta's Sword Fish. The explosion scene in slow motion at the beginning is epic.

The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) tops the of big spenders who were unable to explain their runaway expenditure having failed to account for Sh35.1 billion it spent on BVR kits and the printing of ballot papers.

It is followed by Ministry of Medical Services which failed to account for (Sh13.2 billion), Roads (Sh6.3 billion), the Judiciary (Sh2 billion), State House (Sh105 million) and the Sh1.5 billion lost in ghost projects funded by Constituency Development Funds (CDF).

Omorlo, how can ministries FAIL to account?