Silvanus Osoro, a vocal advocate for transparency and accountability in governance, has criticized county governments for what he perceives as a lack of tangible development despite receiving substantial resources. Osoro highlights the contrast between the visibility of projects funded by the National Government Constituency Development Fund (NGCDF) and the perceived lack of visibility in projects undertaken by county governments.
Osoro’s comments suggest a need for greater scrutiny of county government spending and a reevaluation of the allocation of resources. He argues that governors should be held accountable for their use of public funds and suggests that funds allocated to counties should be based on their demonstrated impact and accountability.
By highlighting these issues, Osoro raises important questions about the effectiveness of county governments in delivering development projects and the need for increased transparency in their operations.
