Sakaja meets with hawkers, Kanjo Askaris

Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja meets with Nairobi County Inspectorate officers and CBD hawkers leadership at Charter Hall, City Hall.

Transcript

00:00 Those days of people running around in flags,

00:03 as a driver,

00:05 Bungana now are hawkers.

00:07 These old cities are now hardware.

00:09 We are not going back to those days.

00:11 We can't.

00:13 We have officers here who have been injured.

00:16 Some have been critically injured by hawkers also.

00:20 Maho will be a big one.

00:22 It's a big one.

00:24 That will not happen in Erbil.

00:26 It will not exist.

00:28 It will not exist.

00:30 And I have told them,

00:33 "Are you bullying Mwogozi hawkers?"

00:36 "Mwogozi hawkers are not going back."

00:38 "Trainers?" "No, your trainers."

00:40 "The businessmen."

00:42 I have said, "The one thing I will not tolerate at all,

00:46 not just by me, but by any citizen,

00:49 is harming a county inspectorate officer in the city."

00:54 [applause]

00:56 That was a good anarchy.

00:58 There is no government.

01:00 I have told them other things.

01:02 Even the driver of a bus,

01:04 a woman,

01:06 cannot be harmed.

01:08 Even if you are a politician.

01:12 I have said,

01:14 "People offering services to the people,

01:16 to the public,

01:18 must be dealt with with respect.

01:20 And they must be given with respect."

01:23 And now,

01:25 I want them to introduce themselves.

01:27 Because part of what we are discussing...

01:29 [inaudible]

01:31 [silence]