Governor Sakaja's "Let's Make Nairobi Work" pledge faces public scrutiny

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Governor Sakaja's "Let's Make Nairobi Work" pledge faces public scrutiny

18th February, 2026

Governor Johnson Sakaja’s bold campaign pledge to “Make Nairobi Work” is now at the heart of a heated political and social debate online.

Supporters say progress is visible across the city, pointing to ongoing reforms and service delivery efforts.

Critics, however, argue that Nairobi is still battling the same long-standing challenges — and in some areas, they claim, the situation has worsened.

Is the city truly working, or is the promise still a work in progress?

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