[quote=hardwood]Strange that no one is talking about Angela Angwenyi's >300m payment. Sad that everyone is fixated on Mutahi's paltry 12m. Sad that no one is mentioning that parliament has stopped payment of >200m to her after she was paid 90m. Strange that hii ya Ngunyi 12m is all we are interested about. At least Mutahi was paid 90m to reform NYS, hii >300m ya Angwenyi was for what? The noise regarding Prof Mutahi Ngunyi ni ukabila ama nini?

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The point in this thread is NOT focus on individuals,he just happens to be one of the pieces in armature chase.
You know what? in some countries the moment he confirmed that he is not aware of how he got engaged leave alone being overpaid he could be heading to a long time in coolers!
But here nothing the incharge will soon head a county! Majambazi [80 million in a gunny bag as pet cash in somebodies office! ]

Just like Safcom was approached to install security cameras.

Exactly. Even me if I was a large corporate I would talk to the the very best, the "grand mullah" to sort my case. Or if I was involved in a fatal accident I would engage top criminal lawyer Cliff Ombeta. When you want to get to notch professional service you go for the "toppest"notch professionals in their fields: Mullah, Ngunyi, Ombeta etc. You do not advertise for services and pick the lowest bidder who will most likely be recently graduated miserably inexperienced greenhorns. I go for top notch service.

A top notch professional like Prof Ngunyi shouldn't be crucified just because clients sought his services bypassing the lesser mortals in his area of expertise.

This one i can understand since the gov has got some stake in safcom and no real money exchanged hands.
The young man here puts it right!
https://www.youtube.com/...dYU&feature=youtu.be

Kenya Airways paid consultancy firm McKinsey and Company a staggering Sh2.3 billion in six months at a time the airline is struggling to remain afloat. Invoices seen by The Standard on Saturday show that the consultancy firm, which is helping the airline implement its restructuring plan, has been drawing about Sh43 million every week since March this year as weekly fees. This has emerged as one of the most expensive consultancy bills in Kenya's corporate scene, even as management continues to defend itself against concerns that it may not be getting value for money.
Read more at: http://www.standardmedia...rm-sh2-3b-in-six-months

http://www.standardmedia...irm-sh2-3b-in-six-months