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Pavel Oimeke: EPRA CEO Likes PR Stunts And Side-Shows

Apart from receiving bribes to license illegal LPG filling plants, EPRA CEO Pavel Oimeke is a man who loves PR stunts and side-shows aimed at misleading Kenyans. Pavel Oimeke was supposed to be arrested during the #SwitchOffKPLC campaign but it is said he managed to bribed detectives to walk a free man, despite being

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Apart from receiving bribes to license illegal LPG filling plants, EPRA CEO Pavel Oimeke is a man who loves PR stunts and side-shows aimed at misleading Kenyans. Pavel Oimeke was supposed to be arrested during the #SwitchOffKPLC campaign but it is said he managed to bribed detectives to walk a free man, despite being a criminal linked to the rot in the energy sector. Last year, we revealed that out of 10 employees, 8 of them are from his village. They have zero skills and tribalism reigns supreme. Just recently, a candidate who emerged bottom in an interview surprised many when he reported starting work at the Commission. Clandestine appointments are done to just bring guys from his community. Earlier on, a consultant hired to recruit was...

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