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'The Company Needs Money', Reveals A Staff Of KPLC Extortion Ring

Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC)has been on the spotlight for quite some time now. The company is accused of inflating electricity bills forcing some consumers to take loans to pay for the bills. What is curious is that the cartel that are extorting Kenyans at KPLC have blessings from a higher officer in the la

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Kenya Power and Lighting Company (KPLC)has been on the spotlight for quite some time now. The company is accused of inflating electricity bills forcing some consumers to take loans to pay for the bills. What is curious is that the cartel that are extorting Kenyans at KPLC have blessings from a higher officer in the land. Mama Ngina Kenyatta is the singe largest shareholder of KPLC with 2.2 million shares. Making changes at the firm cosmetic. KPLC must have been used to raise money for the 2017 elections. Without change in consumption of household electronic gadgets, clients began noticing strange increment in their post paid bills sometimes in 2016. KPLC is guilty of extorting Kenyans. Recently 13 employees of the parastatal were fired for...

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