He should not even seem to influence a decision and should keep off the topic since he has the 85% that is being eaten by his relatives.

The problem is not allocations, it's corruption

@murch you are like that stupid prodigal son who doesnt see the big picture and demands that kila mtu apewe mali yake ajipange. Not knowing that your dad needs to keep 85% of the family income to run the home/household i.e to pay mortgage for your family home/farm, to pay for the family car, pay workers, pay for security, stima, maji, cabro, pay your school fees, health etc. etc including paying your dowry. If your dad doesnt have the resources to do all that you end up a chokora hapo grogon pig sty.

Likewise H.E. kinyarra needs the 85% to run the country ie pay/maintain the army, police, teachers, professors, parliament, senate, chiefs, DOs, iebc,etc build roads, reli, ports, dams, power plants, schools, universities etc, buy fighter planes, tanks, helicopters etc etc. If your dad kinyarra doesnt have resources to run the state, it would collapse and you would end up a refugee hapo kwa makufuli.

Also kinyarra has a right to remind everyone that there should be justice at the dining table, that each child should get an equal share of food, what we are calling one man, one vote, one shilling.

Meanwhile.......

There is no oversight in how Counties spend their money or how contracts are awarded. If there was ever a need to amend the constitution, this is it.

Again our president is sleeping on the job

Of course nothing directly. Overall oversight is generally poor in all public sectors in Kenya (more of a societal problem) and not an issue of counties only. Even the National Government also suffer the same problem with its 85% allocation. Like father, like sons and grandsons.