MCA WHO STOLE 4.5M BURSARY FUNDS GOES UNPUNISHED

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Kitusuru ward MCA, Alvin Olando

Early this month,  a whistle was blown about theft of money meant to aide in the education of the poor, needy and less fortunate Children in Kitusuru ward, Nairobi County.

Save it that the MCA Hon. Alvin Palapala Olando(pictured above) is alleged  to have conspired with other MCAs to divert upto 4.5 million bursary funds  to personal accounts, leaving the needy families with no option but to keep their children at home for lack of school fees.

This was protested by Nairobi leaders including Senator Millicent Omanga who called for the immediate arrest of the unscrupulous MCAs.

It is surprising that since this information came out,now 2 weeks ago,no arrests have been made,,,no statement has been issued by the relevant agencies about any effort to bring the suspects to book.

 How will this money be recovered so that our children can access education, which is a constitutional right? Are DCI and DPP even aware that such theft occurred? How do you expect to recover billions lost to corruption if you can't recover a mere 4.5 million from a ordinary MCA who is actually carrying on with his daily activities, full of life and enjoying his freedom?

Ours is a failed system. DCI boss Bwana Kinoti is proving incompetent,,so good at chasing big fish in multibillion corruption scandals but that energy is not reflected in protecting the future of our children;

The future of the poor kids in Kitusuru is stolen and their education deprived of them. Corruption will eat us alive if we don't get down to work and actually
fight it. It is my hope and prayer that Mr. Alvin Olando will one day if not immediately be arrested and made to pay for his crimes against the people of Kitusuru. Share this until he is arrested.

The Vic Report


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