The immediate former CEO of the Rural Electrification Authority (REA) Ng’ang’a Munyu has been summoned by anti-graft agency to clarify on the findings of an internal audit report.
Munyu is supposed to appear before the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission on Friday, September 27 to clarify on discrepancies noticed in the number of schools that were supplied with power between 2015 and 2017.
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“As of October, 2016, it was clear to the Board that there was an issue with the identification of the primary schools electrified, or the data presented to the Board, and therefore, the Board initiated an audit,” reads part of the report.
The report was prepared for the Energy Cabinet Secretary but was later leaked to the EACC.
The board of REA is also supposed to shed light on the findings of the report when they go to EACC.
Munyu had been suspended by the board during the audit period together with Authority Secretary, Manager – Procurement, Manager – Internal Audit and Manager – Human Resource and Administration.
EACC wrote to REA CEO on September 19 summoning those targeted.
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