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Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has reaffirmed his determination to safeguard the independence of his office, vowing to resist any attempts to micromanage the county government, regardless of political or social pressures.
Governor Sakaja Stands Firm Against Political Interference in Nairobi
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