Two residents claim that Nakuru city has lost the strict threshold regarding infrastructure and institutional capacity
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An aerial view of Nakuru city. [File, Standard]
Two Nakuru residents have petitioned the Nakuru County Assembly to suspend and revoke Nakuru’s city status charter, issued on December 1, 2021.
Ibrahim Karanja and Nakuru human rights activist Laban Omusundi said the city has lost the strict threshold regarding infrastructure and institutional capacity.
They claim Nakuru has drastically declined and can no longer sustain the metrics, and therefore deserves the demotion.
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