Calif Records boss Clemo bags top Nairobi County Chief Officer job

Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has nominated legendary music producer and Calif records owner, Clement Rapudo Sijenyi (Clemo) for the Nairobi Chief Office position.

Popularly known as Clemo, Governor Sakaja has nominated his ally for the City culture, arts and tourism docket, among other 33 nominated people. The celebrity entertainer is now pending vetting by the Culture and Community Services Committee slated on Thursday, December 22nd.

With a magnificent career in music spanning decades, the 42-year-old nominee has worked with notable names in the music industry such as Juacali and Nonini.

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Another notable figure nominated for the Chief officer position is the Former Mombasa County Chief Officer for Tourism Asha Abdi.

Here is the list of all County Chief Officers nominees:

1. Priscilla Mahinda – Office of the Governor
2. Asha Abdi – Finance
3. Winnie Gathangu – Economic Planning
4. Wilson Njoroge Gakuya – Revenue Administration
5. John Murungi Lintari – ICT Infrastructure
6. Victor Otieno Ogolla – Digital Economy and Start-Ups
7. Tirus Wainaina Njoroge – Smart Nairobi
8. Ahmed Mohammed Abdai – ECDE and Vocational Training
9. Oscar Mufunga Igaida – Youth, talent and Sports
10. George Mutiso Musembi – Social Services
11. Boniface Karimi Nvamu – Mobility Works
12. Geoffrey Kimutai Tirop – Works
13. Clement Rapudo Sijenyi – City Culture, Arts and Tourism
14. Lucky Ogutu Okudo – Energy and Lightning
15. Cecilia Wangari Koigu – Lands
16. Patrick Analo Akivaga – Urban Development and Planning
17. Marion Nyawira Rono – Housing and Urban Planning
18. Janet Omollo Opiata – Public Service
19. Justus Kathenge – Boroughs and Sun-County Coordination
20. Tony Michael Kimani – Security and Compliance
21. Bramwell Wesangula Simiyu – Disaster Management and Coordination
22. Zipporah Njeri Mwangi – Business and Opportunities
23. Elizabeth Njeri Njau – Markets and Trade
24. Godfrey Akumali Atiel – Cooperatives
25. Ibrahim Otieno Nyakach – Environment
26. Collins Omondi Kamol – Food, Agriculture, Natural Resources
27. Oscar Omoke Ocholla – Water and Sewerage
28. Geoffrey Omoke Mosiara – Health Facilities
29. Tom Michira Nyakaba – Public Health
30. Irene Njeri Muchoki – Medical Services
31. Bernard Buluma Kulokhoma – Wellness, Nutrition, and School Feeding
32. Lydiah Wambui Maitha – Public Participation, Citizen Engagement and Customer Service
33. Maryan Dubow Dahir – Gender and Inclusivity