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Mithika Linturi has been ranked the worst-performing cabinet secretary with an E grade according to the latest survey by TIFA. his counterpart in the Ministry of Interior, prof. Kithure Kindiki, and Prime cabinet secretary Musalia Mudavadi, have been ranked first and second respectively. According to TIFA, Linturi has lost popularity and is supported by only 25% of Kenyans, with many citing scandals related to his ministry as the root cause of their lack of confidence in him. This survey was conducted between April 27th and 29th and involved 2,912 respondents from various regions across the country
Linturi ranked worst-performing CS with an E grade according to the latest survey by TIFA
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