I watched in pain as the Mayor tried to explain their incompetence during fire outbreaks.

So the Goverment commissioned 3 state of the art fire engines and according to honourable Mayor they are no where to be found??? Like seriously?

They just showed us pics of the engines so in whose backyard are they?? Big engines that size?
or were they reduced to spareparts?
Now the Mayor wants the Minister to allocate funds to buy more?? more?
Don't I just love my city.


What beats me is the Mayor acknowledging that he was shocked not to see any of those engines at Kimathi house yesterday.

So the Mayor has absolutely no clue about his firefighting department and its survival?
Whose responsibility is it to ensure the department functions well?

When the private companies step in to assist I believe they contracted by the NCC? ,meaning its not a free service.

Just when I thought we were heading somewhere with 2030 vision people are talking like the did in the 80s.
I give up.What a council!

Sold to one of the private firms you saw happilly fighting fire jana,kanjo contracts them in times of emergency like last night.
HII NI KENYA!!!

In kenya, disaster preparedness ni hadithi za kaka sungura. wait and how the rain will 'catch us in surprise'.

A much as we would like to blame the council, the building owner should have had a fire fighting reserve tank which is mandatory when gating approvalsh.the hydrants should be easily accessible and with enough water at the right pressure to fight off the fire.we can't expect two tankers to put off
such a fire, once their reserves were over they would have connected to the hydrants and continue fighting the fire

Lets blame the victim shall we! Then vote Kisia for Governor.