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Residents of Mihango Ward in Nairobi are crying foul following the poor state of Kigwathi Road that connects Kayole and Eastern bypass. They say the road has been in a bad state for the last 20 years while companies contracted to rehabilitate it have been doing shoddy work. The residents want the national government to intervene, claiming local member of the county assembly and the Nairobi County Government have neglected the road.
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Mihango residents protest over the poor state of Kigwathi Road
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