Tana River Governor Dhadho Godhana has clarified that he works from various locations, including his home and county external relations offices in Mombasa and Nairobi, due to space constraints and security concerns. In an interview with NTV, Godhana denied claims that he abandoned his office in Hola due to witchcraft fears. He stated that his decision to work from different locations was a strategy to manage large crowds and ensure safety.
Godhana made these remarks in response to rumors that emerged after a 2019 incident where a slaughtered cat was found in the Tana River County Assembly building. While acknowledging that some people in the community believe in witchcraft, he emphasized that it has no bearing on his decisions regarding his work locations. The governor revealed that he often works from various locations, including his private residence, to carry out his duties.
The governor cited the limited space in the main county government building as a reason for his frequent absences. He expressed concerns about the potential for violence among citizens and the need to ensure a secure working environment. Godhana's administration is currently constructing a modern administration building that will consolidate all county government activities in one location.
The new building aims to address the current logistical challenges and provide a more efficient working environment for county officials. Godhana's decision to work from multiple locations has sparked speculation, with some attributing it to witchcraft fears. However, the governor has consistently maintained that his primary concern is the safety and well-being of citizens and county officials.
In 2019, a mysterious incident occurred at the Tana River County Assembly, where a cat was found slaughtered, fueling rumors of witchcraft. Godhana has since distanced himself from such claims, emphasizing that his focus is on delivering services to the people of Tana River. The county government has prioritized development projects and service delivery, with the governor working to address the unique challenges facing the region.
Governor Godhana's administration has implemented various initiatives aimed at promoting development and improving the lives of Tana River residents. The county government has invested in infrastructure, healthcare, and education, among other sectors. Godhana's efforts have been focused on ensuring that county resources are utilized efficiently and effectively.
The governor's clarification on his work locations comes amid increased scrutiny of public officials' activities. Godhana has reiterated his commitment to transparency and accountability, stating that his actions are guided by a desire to serve the people of Tana River. The county government will continue to work towards achieving its development goals, with the governor leading from the front.
Key points
- Governor Dhadho Godhana works from various locations due to space constraints and security concerns.
- Godhana denies claims that witchcraft fears led to his decision to abandon his Hola office.
- The county government is constructing a modern administration building to consolidate all county government activities in one location.
