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President William Ruto has reprimanded Nairobi county Government and KPLC management over a public spat on payment of pending bills that resulted in the county government dumping garbage at the electricity company’s gate. The president on Sunday at a church service in Roysambu Nairobi, revealed he had called both the County Governor and KPLC boss and instructed them to settle the dispute amicably. This as Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja apologized over the incident. Our reporter Abdiaziz Hashim has details.
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