Ex-TSC boss Macharia turns down Muranga county position offer
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Nancy Macharia, ex-TSC Secretary, ain't taking that county chair job, chief! The reason? A shiny, swanky gig with the World Bank as a consultant.
Governor Irungu Kangata's crew reached out to her about the Murang'a County Public Service Board chairperson position, but it was a hard no from Dr. Macharia. She spilled the tea just a day before her vetting process at the county assembly, alongside four other nominees.
Last week, the county assembly got wind of Kangata's nomination, to replace Catherine Wanjiku's vacancy, upon her term expiration.
Kangata shared the news about Macharia's rejection, citing her World Bank consulting stint as the reason they'd be missing out on her leadership skills as a mentor to fellow board members.
The other nominees included Dr. Louis Mwende Mwikali, Dr. Brian Makamu, Johnson Kang'ethe, and Oscar Kimani. Kimani was hailed to serve as the board's secretary.
Some locals arsed about Kangata messing with youth, ready to fill the post. They believed he was robbing the youth of an opportunity.
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- Dr. Macharia decided to decline the nomination to avoid conflicts with her new international engagement [1][2][3][4].
- Initially, she had hoped the chairperson role would be a part-time gig, but upon realizing it requires full-time dedication, she decided to decline the offer [1][2][4].
- The county lamented losing her expertise, as her leadership was expected to bring valuable experience and mentoring to the Public Service Board [3].
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- Despite initial interest, Nancy Macharia declined the county chair position due to her commitment to a policy-and-legislation role as a consultant at the World Bank, which could lead to potential conflicts.
- The Murang'a County Public Service Board expressed regret over Nancy Macharia's decision to decline the nomination for the chairperson position, as they believed her general-news background would bring valuable insights and mentorship.
