Shock as Kenya Roads Board Director General Khamis Mohammed Misuses Money Reportedly Stolen from the State Agency with Ladies

In a series of shocking revelations, Khamis Mohammed, the Director General of the Kenya Roads Board (KRB), stands accused of misappropriating substantial public funds in a manner that has raised alarm across the country.

 Disturbing reports have surfaced, alleging that the senior official has not only stolen money from the agency but has also misused it for personal gain, indulging in lavish spending with a group of women. 

These allegations of corruption, abuse of office, and gross financial mismanagement have thrown the spotlight on KRB, which is responsible for managing vital infrastructure funds.

According to the reports, Khamis Mohammed has reportedly been involved in a systematic scheme to divert public funds under the 10% KRB/CS allocation. This money, which is meant to fund vital national projects, has allegedly been disbursed without the necessary approval from the Board or the Cabinet Secretary, as required by law. 

Worse still, it is claimed that the funds were handed to contractors under the condition that they pay significant kickbacks, reportedly funneling the money through either his personal or executive assistant.

The level of mismanagement does not end there. Investigations have pointed to a pattern of fraudulent activity that includes the unauthorized withdrawal of money from the Ministry of Transport & Infrastructure’s allocation.

 Khamis Mohammed is accused of forging official Ministry letterheads to create fictitious training programs, which were used as a justification for illegal expenditures. 

Astonishingly, these so-called programs had no beneficiaries, as none of the supposed participants attended or even signed off on any payment vouchers.

 The scandal highlights the extent to which public funds were being misappropriated for non-existent services.

In addition to these serious allegations, Khamis Mohammed is accused of personal financial misconduct. Reports suggest that the Director General has been authorizing travel expenses far beyond what is reasonable, including business-class tickets costing up to $10,000 for trips that may not have even occurred.

 Furthermore, he is said to have pocketed per diem allowances for travel he did not undertake, all at the taxpayers' expense.

Perhaps most alarming, however, are the reports that Khamis Mohammed has been using public funds to finance his personal events. 

Taxpayer money was reportedly used to fund lavish birthday parties, with an excessive amount of money being spent on what appear to be private celebrations, at the expense of essential infrastructure projects. These shocking revelations have caused a public outcry, as Kenyans are left to wonder how such practices could have gone unchecked for so long.