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Gov Sakaja’s ‘Lazima I work’ clarion call turning Nairobi around-Kenn Okaka.

For too long, the city of Nairobi has suffered from a lack of leadership and vision from its leaders. From corruption scandals to poor service delivery, the problems facing the city seem insurmountable.

However, the current governor, Johnson Sakaja, maybe the one to finally turn things around.

Sakaja has a track record of success in his previous roles. As a senator, he championed various initiatives aimed at improving the lives of Kenyans, including youth empowerment and job creation.

He has also been a vocal advocate for accountability and transparency in government.

Sakaja has already shown a willingness to tackle some of Nairobi’s most pressing issues. He has prioritized the provision of clean water, improved waste management, and better healthcare services for all residents.

His efforts in these areas have already yielded results, with residents reporting noticeable improvements in their quality of life.

Sakaja has demonstrated a commitment to working with stakeholders from all sectors and political divides to find lasting solutions to Nairobi’s problems. He has engaged with civil society organizations, business leaders, the opposition, and ordinary citizens to identify key areas of focus and solicit feedback on his policies.

Behold the new is come and the old is gone…

Another reason why Sakaja is well-suited to the task of governing Nairobi is his unique background in both politics and business. where he has gained valuable experience in management and strategic planning.

This could prove invaluable as he seeks to streamline government operations and tackle the city’s many administrative challenges.

One other factor that gives Sakaja an advantage over his predecessors is his youth. At just 38 years old, he represents a new generation of leaders who are more attuned to the needs and aspirations of young people. Nairobi has one of the youngest populations in the world, with a median age of just 20 years.

Sakaja’s ability to connect with this demographic and understand their concerns is a significant asset in his efforts to transform the city.

Of course, there is still much work to be done. Nairobi faces significant challenges, and Sakaja will need to continue to demonstrate strong leadership and a willingness to take bold action. However, I believe that he has the vision, determination, and support needed to make real progress and improve the lives of all Nairobians.

》》》》》Kenn Okaka is a media and communications consultant《《《》

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