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CORRIDORS: Popular woman rep on spot for berating voters
The politician has become morose and easily irritable lately.
7mon agoSTAR REPORTERCorridors-of-power
An MP and a governor from a populous county are reportedly fighting over who takes credit of a road that had been a huge political tool for years. The road had been launched by the governor when he was a legislator. However, the road stalled, leading to protests by the residents for the road to be made due to dust during the dry days and the mud during rainy seasons. With the road now done, the two leaders are involved in a tussle as it might have 2027 bonga points.
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A senior legislator in the National Assembly is said to be a difficult man to work with as he has become unreliable. The man, who is in the centre of power in the current administration, is said to be inaccessible to his colleagues. Corridors understands that the man does not allegedly honour appointments, and rarely communicates cancellation. The man recently disappointed a foreign envoy, who arrived at his office on time only to be informed that the politicians had rushed to another powerful office for a meeting.
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Have the “Affordable Bloggers” linked to an opposition politico been dispatched to attack another presidential aspirant? Well, in a coordinated manner, the bloggers have gone after a former state official who has expressed his interest in the top seat, questioning his integrity and honesty in undertaking initiatives seen to popularize his bid. They ask why the man did not do the things he is doing now at the time he was comfortable in his job. This is seen as one of the many ways the politico is using to discredit his rivals.
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A flamboyant Cabinet Secretary is reportedly raising eyebrows with his display of opulence despite his boss warning against the behaviour. The CS, known for his taste for the fine things, has also been allegedly accused of wastage in his docket, as he moves around in top-of-the-range vehicles and flying around in chartered choppers. This at a time when the government is struggling to finance key programmes, asking the citizens to tighten their belts. But as the saying goes, it is our time to eat!
