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Shocking details on National Youth Service operations

Nandi Hills MP Alfred Keter (Right) and former Tinderet MP Henry Kosgey during the burial of Deborah Rugut, the daugher of former National Youth Service Director General Japhter Rugut at Koitiliol village in Nandi County. Keter questioned why the Devolution CS has not stepped aside over loss of Sh791 million at NYS. [PHOTO BY: KEVIN TUNOI/ STANDARD]

More details are emerging on the blatant disregard to laid down procurement and staffing regulations as well as power play at the National Youth Service (NYS) which is under investigation for the loss of Sh791 million.

The NYS, a pet project of the Jubilee government once touted as part of the solution to runaway youth unemployment in the country, is now at risk of being regarded as a cash cow for the corrupt. Documents in our possession reveal staffing irregularities, disregard for procurement processes, sabotage and conspiracy to mislead bosses among other malpractices.

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