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Massive Corruption Unearthed At Immigration Department

While ordinary citizens have to suffer long queues and wait for more than half a year before they can finally receive a passport, it has now emerged that a 'special' group of Kenyans have the ability to acquire theirs in less than a fortnight. This has been brought to light by an aggrieved victim who anonymously spoke

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While ordinary citizens have to suffer long queues and wait for more than half a year before they can finally receive a passport, it has now emerged that a 'special' group of Kenyans have the ability to acquire theirs in less than a fortnight. This has been brought to light by an aggrieved victim who anonymously spoke to nyakundireport.com and unearthed underlying corruption and nepotism perpetuated by senior government officials at the Immigration Department in Nyayo House. As the rest wait for up to six months to secure an appointment at the department, those with a few brown envelopes to spare can outmanoeuvre the deliberately tedious process and cut it down to just a few days. The cartel which is strategically spread out within the...

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