Of course, there is no reason why land grabbers should be rewarded at taxpayer's expense.

So you support this project where land grabbers go scot free and are then rewarded with public funds.

Yes

@Ole Lenku, I think you don't understand the way organisations work (including public). Let me help you by answering your shallow points above:

he was away when the tender was awarded

I am sure a tender for 5 billion cannot be awarded at one board sitting, the process takes very long, besides the public procurement Act does not allow the board to select and award tenders, that is done by the tender committee which cannot by law include board members.

what makes you think he has not given the information he has to the DPP

I am assuming he has not given the evidence to the DPP because he has not said so

Stop embarassing yourself by missing the elephant in the room

I hope my clarifictions have now cleared my embarassment

People that expose such deals help the country and should be encouraged not vilified

Atwoli has expose nothing and thats my beef with him, he has gone about it the wrong way, he has not told us anything substantial aside from the fact that he was not there and that the cost was 5B

@Jaggernaut

I am not supporting this project, all I am saying is that Atwoli is going about it the wrong way, there is a way to give the public meaningful information so that we can assess whether there is corruption or no corruption.

My friend I understand more than you think. Get off your high horse and stop thinking you are the only knowledgeable wazuan. I am actually a member of a tender committee and I am well versed with the PPOA. Going to the media is how the following scandals were exposed Anglo LEASING, NHIF, Kazi kwa Vijana and DeLarue. After someone raises the flag,then an investigation is done.
I find it strange that instead of calling for an investigation, your instinct is to blame Atwoli.