Nairobi county governor Mike Sonko who is running his operations outside his office has yet again made a quick reshuffle to his cabinet.
In the reshuffle, Sonko has reinstated Charles Kerich to his cabinet after firing him last month.
Mohamed Dagane who was also sent packing at the time was also drafted back.
Kerich and Dagane will play the role of CECs for Lands docket and Road docket respectively.
While restoring the two, the embattled Sonko also reshuffled his cabinet with the immediate former Lands CEC Pauline Kahiga and ex- Agriculture department head, Winfrend Gathangu, sent home.
Others officials given new dockets include Vesca Kangogo from Health and Environment to Devolution and Hitan Majevda will now head the Health department.
Reports have it that Kerich’s reinstatement was due to being innocent in the Precious Talents Academy tragedy.
Kerich and Dagane met their unfortunate fate after they were kicked out of office following the calamity that took the lives of 8 pupils in 2019.
The owner of the school, Moses Wainaina, explained that the county administration dug a sewer line behind the classrooms that would have caused the accident.
Following concerns raised by the public over the matter, the controversial leader took action after promising to get to the bottom of the matter.
Sonko on his part, claimed that rogue officials behind the catastrophe would be held responsible and justice sought for the families of the victims.
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