Njeri Waithaka, the National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) director for roads safety has resigned.
According to Business Daily, a confidential source at the transport body revealed that Waithaka handed in her resignation a couple of days ago.
In her resignation letter, Waithaka cited “personal reasons” for quitting the body which has recently been under scrutiny.
NTSA Director General Francis Meja confirmed Waithaks’s resignation, stating that “I’m aware of Ms Waithaka’s case. She has handed in her resignation letter.”
“As to when exactly she is expected to leave the agency plus other restructuring plans we may have are private information within our organisation I may not be able to disclose to you at the moment,” he said.
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Vehicle double registration
Waithaka’s registration comes weeks after detectives from Anti-Terror Police Unit raided NTSA offices in Upper Hill where a director in charge of registration was arrested with his clerks.
The detectives arrested staff after confiscating computers in probe into cases of double registration of vehicles, after it emerged that a car used in ferrying terrorists to the dusitD2 complex incident in Riverside on January 15 was fraudulently registered.
The car had similar registration numbers to another one that was in Kitengela.
