COVID-19: 1.3 BILLION FROM WORLD BANK LOOTED :FAKE FIGURES REVEAL

Now that the Kenyan corrupt government must account for 1.3Billion from world bank these are their fake news.

According to a report tabled in Parliament, the Ministry intended to use Ksh976.7 million from the World Bank money but has so far spent Ksh1.3 billion.


-Ksh42 million was spent to lease 15 ambulances -Ksh14.4 million to maintain and fuel 30 vehicles used by its officers across the country.
-This means that each ambulance cost Ksh2.8 million to lease, while maintenance of the 30 vehicles cost Ksh40,000 per vehicle per week.

-Ksh13.5 million was allocated to accommodate 30 health care workers over a period of three months and so far, Ksh12 million has been used.

-On top of the amount allocated for accommodation, a budget of Ksh10.1 million was set for tea and snacks, of which Ksh4 million has been used so far

-Ksh6 million was allocated for airtime for the 500 staffers, of which Ksh2 million has been spent so far.

-The government has used at least Ksh70 million in communication and advertising.

 -Ksh6.5 million to procure stationery. Stationary had been allocated Ksh2.5 million, but the figure has gone up by Ksh4 million.

-Ksh11.8 million was used to procure and install call centres for grievances and complaints management from members of the public.

-Ksh610 million was allocated to the Kenya Medical Research Institute for procurement of laboratory equipment and kits for testing of coronavirus.

The fake report comes after KMPDU Chairman was moved to City hall and Kemri rapid response chairman Kutomia was demoted.  Doctors and nurses are being infected with corona as they opperate with no PPEs,  Kemri also reels under financial pressure.

Who is fooling who??

komrade Isaka
I don't trust my goverment

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