“We’re Being Robbed Blind” Sifuna Says , Names Key Project Siphoning Billions Under Ruto’s Watch

In an explosive standard-setting expose that has sent shockwaves through the political divide, Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna has launched a blistering attack on President William Ruto’s administration, accusing key state operatives of orchestrating multi-billion-shilling public procurement scandals in broad daylight.

According to reports initially broken by The Standard and corroborated across independent media channels, secret multi-billion-shilling government agreements have raised severe governance concerns regarding state accountability.

Sifuna has surfaced critical documents detailing controversial contract terms, pointing specifically to massive infrastructure projects where taxpayer funds have allegedly vanished into private hands under the guise of national development.

The fiery lawmaker has directly called out several signature initiatives that have reportedly become money-siphoning conduits.

Among these, the revamped Bomas of Kenya redevelopment scheme has drawn intense scrutiny, alongside high-profile megaprojects including the Talanta Sports City stadium, the long-delayed Rironi-Mau Summit highway, and the multi-trillion-shilling Lamu oil refinery project.

Sifuna has forcefully argued that these projects have consistently lacked public oversight, leaving citizens completely in the dark while private entities cash in on dubious contractual additions.

Speaking through his newly championed Linda Mwananchi Movement, Sifuna has declared that the executive has routinely hidden critical agreements from public view to shield institutionalized graft.

He has highlighted that Article 35 of the Constitution explicitly guarantees every Kenyan citizen the right to access state information, yet the current administration has systematically blocked requests for full contractual disclosures.

By demanding the immediate public release of all major procurement deals, the Nairobi senator has positioned his movement as a frontline defense against economic exploitation.

The public outcry has intensified as political observers continue to demand answers from the Ministry of Defence and transport authorities over these secretive agreements.

As calls for financial transparency grow louder across the nation, taxpayers have increasingly demanded accountability for every shilling spent on state megaprojects.

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