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Nandi senator Samson Cherargei has called out Kenya Power management for the widespread power outage that plunged the entire nation into darkness last night. The senator known for his tough talk, has at the same time called out the cabinet secretary for transport and infrastructure Kipchumba Murkomen for the blackout that occurred at JKIA despite assuring kenyans earlier last month that the airport’s backup generators were up and running
Nandi Senator Cherargai calls out Kenya Power
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