Sakaja a marked man in Senate for missing summons

On Monday, Sakaja failed to appear before CPAIC to respond to audit queries. This prompted the committee to issue another summon for Sakaja to appear in the next 14 days.

The committee was notified that the governor is currently out of the country. 

The committee wants Sakaja to explain how Ksh.76 billion was used in four subsequent Financial Years from 2019 to 2023. 

Sakaja is now a marked man in the House, and the CPAIC has directed Inspector General Japhet Koome to compel the governor to appear before the committee within 14 days. 

The committee, led by Senator Moses Kajwang' has also invited the EACC leadership to appear before the committee and start investigations into Nairobi County over misuse of funds.

If found to be true that Ksh.76 billion cannot be accounted for, then the Senate committee will advise the Treasury not to fund Nairobi County and legal action must be taken against Sakaja.

Last week, he appeared before the CPAIC and was turned away by the committee for not having proper documentation.

He was then asked to appear on Monday, April 8.