1. What a time to be a farmer in Nakuru!!!From buying fake seeds to inferior fertiliser and now having to deal with a maize seed shortage, we can't wait to see what new disappointment GOK has in store for you in the coming weeks.

Read: Where are the maize seeds? Farmers in Nakuru decry seed crisis

2. Nakuru has once again appeared in this week's list of shame, coming third in the total number of road deaths in the last two years, this week's ranking was proudly sponsored by the Ministry of Roads, Transport and Public Works.

Read: Nakuru listed among counties with highest number of road accidents

3. Who knew that our local chiefs are the biggest beneficiaries of this whole alcohol fiasco, not according to us, but according to BAHLITA. Turning a blind eye to the sale of second generation alcohol as long as umewachotea kitu kidogo, enyewe kikulacho ki nguoni mwako.

Read: I nside the war between estate bar owners and local government administration

4. This rainy season is giving El Nino vybez and like a well-organised exhibition, it has showcased the poor drainage systems in various parts of the county.

Watch: Rains of Destruction: Unravelling Nakuru's drainage dilemma that leaves hundreds homeless each year

5. As the county strives to improve the lives of its residents, we thank them for coming up with a revenue allocation formula that prioritises it's people. Kongoi.

Read: Why the amended revenue allocation bill will favour Kaptwembwa and other densely populated wards

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