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Ruto puts CEOs of over 20 agencies on notice, gives them 1 week’s ultimatum to comply with eCitizen directive
President William Ruto during the Ministerial performance contract signing at State House. PHOTO/@DrOparanya/X
President William Ruto speaks during the Ministerial performance contract signing at State House. PHOTO/@WilliamsRuto/X

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President William Ruto has put Chief Executive Officers (CEOs) and heads of over 20 agencies on notice for failing to comply with the directive on onboarding all their services on eCitizen.

Speaking on Thursday, November 28, 2024, Ruto called out the agencies revealing that they were playing games aimed at sabotaging his administration in the push to digitise all government services.

He noted that the delay in migrating the services to eCitizen has created an avenue for some of them to capitalise on to siphon public money.

“The CEOs of the following bodies are put on notice,” Ruto said before reading out the names.

President William Ruto speaking during a State of the Nation address on Thursday, November 21, 2024. PHOTO/@NAssemblyKE/X
President William Ruto speaking during a State of the Nation address on Thursday, November 21, 2024. PHOTO/@WilliamsRuto/X

Some of the notable names read out by Ruto included Kenya Defence College, the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) and Kenya Power.

The Head of State made it clear that the said agencies have one week to comply or their leaders would be axed.

“These entities have yet to comply with my directive that their services and payments and revenue must be on the eCitizen platform so that Treasury can follow on revenue that is being collected by the government. They have one week to comply, otherwise they know what to do, they can make use of the door,” Ruto stated.

Moreover, Ruto put on notice other firms who are colluding with banks to collect money remitted on the eCitizen platform noting that the government would launch a purge on them.

President William Ruto. PHOTO/@WilliamsRuto/X
President William Ruto. PHOTO/@WilliamsRuto/X

Listed agencies include

The National Cancer Institute of Kenya

Kenya Hospital Authority Trust Fund

Kenya Nutrionist and Dietician Institute

Health Record and Information Managers Board

National Syndemic Disease Control Council

Occupation Therapy Council of Kenya

Digital Health Authority

Kenya Bio-vax Institute Limited

Kenya National Public Health Institute

Kenya Health Human Resource Authority

Kenya Water Institute.

Tana Athi Water Works Development Agency

Water Sector Trust Fund

Kenya Engineering Registration Board

Kenya Ports Authority

Independent Policing Oversight Authority

Private Security Regulatory Authority

Nairobi International Financial Center

Kenya Reinsurance Corporation

Financial Reporting Center

Kenya Institute of Supplies Management

Consolidated Bank of Kenya

Institute of Certified Accountants of Kenya

Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority

Kenya Power Company

National Defence College

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