WAS IT A SUMMIT OR INTIMIDATION?

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I watched closely the governance and accountability summit at state House. I was happy to see people discuss freely while others were seen to be intimidating other participants. The President said that Auditor-General Edward Ouko had indicated that he wanted to travel to New York to interview Federal Reserve Bank officials, following claims that they could have taken part in falsifying Kenya’s records.