Geoffrey Mosiria Leads Cleanup and Order Restoration in Nairobi CBD
Geoffrey Mosiria, a key figure in Nairobi’s city administration, has taken a proactive role in supervising the nightly cleanup exercise in the Central Business District (CBD). In a strong statement shared on his social media, Mosiria emphasized the ongoing efforts to address the city’s cleanliness, order, and organization.
The cleanup initiative, launched under the leadership of Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja, aims to restore the CBD to a clean and orderly state. Mosiria noted the administration’s success in meeting public demands for an improved city environment, highlighting key achievements such as eliminating illegal structures, curbing daytime hawking activities, and enhancing waste management.
“Our focus remains clear: Lazima jiji liwe safi. Lazima iwork,” Mosiria stated, affirming the administration’s unwavering commitment to transforming Nairobi into a city that works for everyone. He acknowledged the criticisms from those opposing the reforms but maintained a firm stance, declaring that the time for disarray and disorder in the CBD is over.
The nightly cleanup exercise is part of a broader strategy to improve urban governance and ensure Nairobi is both functional and attractive. These efforts have been widely appreciated by residents who value a cleaner and more organized city. However, the changes have also sparked debate, particularly among stakeholders affected by the crackdown on hawking and unlicensed structures.
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As the initiative progresses, Mosiria’s leadership in implementing Governor Sakaja’s vision for a better Nairobi is a clear indication of the administration’s determination to create a sustainable and livable urban space. By addressing long-standing issues and focusing on equitable solutions, the city government aims to make Nairobi a model for urban development in Kenya.
