Internal
wrangles in the Nyandarua county government may have caused County Secretary
Charles Kireru to resign. Kireru, who served for only six months, tendered his
resignation letter to Governor Daniel Waithaka citing commitment to further his
education.
He
becomes the third person in the governor’s office to resign in the last three
months for what is believed to be ‘political’ reasons. The others are James
Wakaba, who was the economic adviser and Mwangi Nyaga (political adviser).
Kireru’s exit is believed to be as a result of differences with senior
officers. Kireru intended to resign last week when the governor was on a tour
of Germany, but Deputy Governor Waithaka Mwangi convinced him otherwise.
It
is believed that County Assembly Speaker Ndegwa Wahome had also tried to
convince him not to resign. The deputy governor told The Standard there are
serious wrangles in the county government, but did not disclose further
details.
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