Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja appeared before the Senate’s Devolution and Intergovernmental Relations Committee on Wednesday to protect the legality and intent of a landmark cooperation agreement between the city county and the national government. Facing intense scrutiny from senators over financial accountability and public participation, Sakaja framed the partnership not as a surrender of power but as a long-overdue necessity for Kenya’s capital. A Modern Framework for a Global City Sakaja dismissed concerns that the agreement violates the law, describing it instead as a structured framework common in major metropolises worldwide. He argued that the unique status of Nairobi requires The post Sakaja Compares Nairobi to Paris to Justify Sh80 Billion Deal with Ruto appeared first on Nairobi Wire.