Moses Kuria, former senior economic advisor to President William Ruto, has admitted that the government spent over Ksh10 billion on projects in Ol Kalou, according to a report from peopledaily.digital. The disclosure comes amid ongoing discussions about public spending and infrastructure development in the region.
Kuria’s admission highlights the scale of investment in Ol Kalou, a constituency in Kenya’s Rift Valley Province. The projects, which include road construction and community facilities, were part of a broader government initiative to boost economic activity and improve living standards.
The revelation has sparked interest among local officials and residents, who are now seeking more details on the allocation and impact of the funds. While the government has not yet commented on the figures, the admission by a former advisor adds weight to the claims of significant public investment in the area.
This development underscores the growing scrutiny on how public resources are managed and utilized in key regions of Kenya. (peopledaily.digital)
