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‘Nairobi requires car park silos and emergency lanes’

By James Wanzala | 9yrs ago
Wafula Nabutola, the current regional director for Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors in Sub Saharan Africa. [PHOTO: ELVIS OGINA/STANDARD]

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I was born and raised in Mateka Village, Bungoma County and went to Cardinal Otunga High School for Forms One to Six, before joining the University of Nairobi for a degree in Land Economics. I have a Masters degree in Science from the University of Reading, United Kingdom.

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