
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja is reportedly facing scrutiny over an alleged KSh 2.5 billion investment loss in Hollywood, California, USA.
According to unnamed sources, the company entrusted with managing the governor’s offshore investment was recently seized by U.S. debt authorities. This development has triggered fresh questions about the source of the substantial funds.
“This is why we want him to go home. Where on earth did he get such an amount in just three years?” claimed one source familiar with City Hall operations.
“We will not sit back and watch Governor Sakaja drain this county to its deathbed,” the source added.
The funds in question are allegedly being wired with the assistance of Sakaja’s Chief of Staff, David Njoroge, who is accused of being at the center of a corruption ring within Nairobi City Hall.
“Osman Khalif and Davy are the masterminds. They lay the traps, scoop the funds, brief the governor, and then the money is wired to Hollywood,” the source further alleged. “I can assure you Sakaja also owns properties worth over KSh 100 million in Dubai.”
In response to mounting criticism, the embattled county boss is said to have dismissed threats of impeachment from Members of the County Assembly (MCAs), reportedly saying that no one would dare challenge him due to his financial influence.
“No one will impeach me—I have enough resources to deal with anyone who comes my way,” Governor Sakaja is alleged to have said.