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Kanju ya mangavana gutetia treikari nene nuntu bwayo gucererwa kurekereria kigina kia mbeca cia Kaunti
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They listed scandals in the sectors of health, agriculture, energy and roads as shameful monuments that the nation deliberately avoided dealing with
. Governor Sospeter Ojamoong & # 39; s last week as politically motivated and intended to divert fire on rampant theft involving agents within public institutions.
"Institutions established by the Constitution to manage mismanagement of public funds must fulfill their mandate with integrity." Chairman of the Board of Governors, Josphat Nanok ( photographed ).
While acknowledging the efforts made in the war against corruption, the governors said that heads of institutions found guilty of losing public funds should be arrested.
Governors have questioned the criteria used to stop Ojamoong, but the Constitution is clear about the equal sovereignty enjoyed by both levels of government.
"He is mischievous in calling the media before arresting a governor in order to divert attention from rot in other agencies," he said. .
Some governors stated that some cases of corruption that they reported to the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) and the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) do not have the same effect. had not been treated.
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