Panic hits top dog over Ruto's threat on fake academic papers

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A deputy governor in Western region has found himself in a hard place after his city office located in popular street in Nairobi was recently closed by auctioneers who have threatened to sell assets in his office due to failure to clear rent arrears. It is purported that the politician was recently seen stranded at the door of the office when he found it closed and his employees thrown out. It's reported that the politician has gone broke after he allegedly acquired a mansion in Runda worth millions of shillings for his third wife.

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A top official of a state corporation is shocked by emerging revelations that his juniors are out to sabotage him. The subcounty juniors are said to be presently coordinating and stage-managing frequent and long service hitches in their respective regions.  The motive for sabotaging the troubled officer is not immediately clear. But eyebrows were raised when his predecessor formed a WhatsApp group in a huff, including almost all middle-level managers. What is notable is the alleged unprecedented service interruptions since he took over.

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The marauding supporters of a besieged state officer were all over pulling every card to save their man who was in the eye of a storm. Apart from carrots, they also deployed sticks to intimidate some who proved hard nuts to crack. One of the stakeholders had to resort to commuting from undisclosed locations after she was threatened. The woman, who was one of the strong voices in the case, was even forced to leave her phones in her office just to avoid giving any clues about her whereabouts.