A shocking report has emerged regarding a potentially fraudulent deal involving Adani and Safaricom PLC in SHIF’s 104 Billion fraud at the expense poor Kenyans.
According to the statement, Adani, a well-known Indian billionaire with a history of controversy, is reportedly set to receive KES 104 billion for a software that is allegedly not even worth KES 500 million.
This report has raised serious concerns about the integrity of the transaction, particularly given Adani’s previous legal troubles, including bribery and corruption charges in the United States.
The sum of KES 104 billion, is an enormous amount of money that could be better spent addressing Kenya’s urgent needs, especially in the healthcare sector.
If this deal goes through, it could deepen the suffering of Kenyan workers, many of whom are already grappling with high living costs, poor healthcare services, and low wages.
Adani’s involvement in this deal raises concerns, especially considering his previous legal issues.
This situation points to a possible scheme to defraud Kenyan taxpayers and workers.
Safaricom’s role in this deal has also come under questions.
As one of the most powerful companies in Kenya, Safaricom’s involvement in this deal raises questions about its commitment to serving the interests of the Kenyan people.
The idea that such a massive payment could be made for a non-existent software without any internal checks or opposition from patriotic individuals within the company, SHIF (Social Health Insurance Fund), or HHM (Harambee Health Management), is troubling.
These organizations are meant to act in the best interests of Kenyans, yet they may be complicit in this deal.
The allegations are particularly alarming given Kenya’s struggling healthcare system.
The country faces severe challenges in providing adequate healthcare, with limited resources and a lack of proper infrastructure.
For years, workers have protested against the deductions made from their salaries for SHIF, notably the 2.75% contribution, which many see as insufficient.
Some even claim that youths who have protested these unfair deductions have been abducted, maimed, and killed.
The situation also raises serious concerns about the accountability and transparency of both the Kenyan government and corporate institutions.
It is difficult to believe that a company as influential as Safaricom would not have raised concerns internally about such a massive payment for a software that may not even exist.
As more details about this deal come to light, it is crucial for Kenyans to demand answers.
The government, businesses, and civil society must work together to ensure that the country’s resources are used in the best interests of its citizens.
The potential consequences of this deal could be far-reaching, not only affecting Safaricom and Adani but also impacting the lives of ordinary Kenyans, especially those dependent on healthcare services.
The Kenyan people must remain vigilant and demand accountability. If this deal is indeed a scam, Safaricom, SHIF, HHM, and other parties involved must be held accountable for their actions.
The future of Kenya’s healthcare system and the wellbeing of its people depend on the integrity of those in power.
Transparency and ethical conduct are essential if the country is to protect its resources and ensure that they benefit its citizens, not foreign entities or corrupt interests.
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