I'm even tired to reply @TAZ.

I wish Arsenal lost FA today and so the next season talks could take centre stage.
NIMECHOKA.

I bet the affected families can seek an appeal or legal redress in the meantime to exhaust the matter legally.

but nooo..these CORD sycophants are at it again. Mlitaka UK aiite Cabinet Meeting nxt week when demolitions are over?? Buure kabisa.

Is it likely that Kosgei was demolishing those houses without prior knowledge of the president? That would be very scaring. Demolishing people's homes is not like washing a street which I wouldn't expect the president to be aware.

The question is, were the demolitions justified? Was there proper consultations done? Were there approvals for the demolitions to happen in the first place by the authorised institution? If so, they shouldn't have been stopped - president or no president. Infact, if the president gives you a job out of his confidence in your judgement, then he should let you solve the problems in your docket. I would believe, if there were consultations with the right authorities, the stake holders etc etc, then, the decision that was reached on phone, would have been reached before the demolitions started. If a decision could not be reached, then it was not going to be reached, a phone call or not.... and demolition decision would have been final.... my thinking.