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Esther Waringa Thairu, Independent Candidate: Nairobi city has potential but most young people are indulging in crime. Its sad that Investors are now taking businesses away. I come on board with transformational leadership.
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Esther Waringa: Nairobi city has potential but most young people are indulging in crime
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