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We will only pay genuine pending bills – Sonko

December 4, 2019
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Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko has insisted that the county will only pay legitimate suppliers upon verification of services offered.

The governor, who appeared before the Senate committee on finance alongside other governors, urged the National Treasury to appraise itself with the financial recovery plan agreed between the national government and City Hall in 2018.

He noted that it will be in bad taste for the Treasury to suspend transfer of funds to the county after a successful process by the pending bills committee that he set up.

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