•The 10 CEC nominees faced the vetting panel where they were asked hard pressing questions in relation to the area they have been nominated.
•During the vetting, they also revealed their networth.
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Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja's 10-member cabinet will not be its fate on Thursday afternoon.
This comes as the Nairobi county assembly select committee on appointments is expected to table the vetting report on the County Executive Committee (CEC).
The committee vetted the CECs nominees on Tuesday and proceed with report writing.
On Thursday, the MCAs are expected to reconvene to debate the report which will be tabled on the floor of the house.
Speaker Kennedy Ngondi said the committee is not under pressure to ensure all the CECs are approved but they will diligently work to get a competent team for the CECs.
“The governor made a nomination as demanded by the law and it is the obligation of the Select Committee on Appointment to decide who fits the bill. There is no pressure here because if there would have been an alternative way of doing things, we could have done it. We are playing our part as an Assembly and a committee,” he said.
The 10 CEC nominees faced the vetting panel where they were asked hard pressing questions in relation to the area they have been nominated.
During the vetting, they also revealed their networth.
CEC nominee in charge of Urban Planning Stephen Mwangi said he was worth Sh612 million while Brian Mulama, CEC nominee for Education, Youth and Sports revealed he had a net worth Sh46 million in assets and liquid cash.
Maureen Njeri, CEC nominee Green Nairobi, said her net worth was Sh70 million, Innovation and Digital Economy CEC nominee Mike Gumo, son of former Westlands MP Fred Gumo said he is worth Sh51 million in assets and cash.
CEC nominee for Economic planning Charles Kerich had a networth of Sh122.2 million while Rosemary Kariuki, CEC nominee Trade and Hustler Opportunities, said her net worth is Sh550 million.
Ibrahim Auma Nyangoya, CEC nominee Boroughs Administration and Personnel, said his net worth was Sh100 million and Peter Mbogo, CEC Roads and Transport said his net worth is Sh50 million.
Anastasia Mutethya, CEC nominee for Health, said her net worth was Sh136 million while Suzanne Silantoi, CEC nominee for Inclusivity, Public Participation and Customer care said her net worth was Sh36 million.
If approved, the nominees will be sworn in and begin their official duties as the CECs.
If rejected, Sakaja will go back to the drawing board and nominate other CEC nominees.