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A LIST OF MOBILE NUMBERS OF ALL 47 GOVERNORS KNOW THEIR CONTACTS; HOLD THEM TO ACCOUNT;

By Mackiche Victor via Facebook. KNOW YOUR GOVERNOR’s CONTACTS; HOLD THEM TO ACCOUNT; 1. Gov Ahmed A. Mohamed, Wajir~0722521244 2. Gov Alex T. Olgos, Elgeyo Marakwet~0722591623 3. Gov Alfred Mutua, Machakos~0721240448 4. Gov Ali I. Roba, Mandera~0728300043 5. Gov Amason J. Kingi~0733826203 6. Gov Benjamin Cheboi~Baringo 7. Gov Cornel Rasanga~Siaya 8. Gov Cyprian O. Awiti, Homa Bay~0722539627 9. Gov David Ole Nkedianye, Kajiado~0725446165 10. Gov Evans O. Kidero, Nairobi~0728601299 11. Gov Godana D. Adhi, Isiolo~0715804177 12. Gov Hassan A. Joho, Mombasa~0722162223 13. Gov Isaac Rutto, Bomet~0722855077 14. Gov Jack N. Ranguma, Kisumu~0722518158 15. Gov Jackson Mandago, Uasin Gishu~0722875229 16. Gov Nderitu J. Gachagua, Nyeri~0716693266 17. Gov James O. Ongwae, Kisii~0737499474 18. Gov John M. Mruttu~0722410388 19. Gov John N. Nyagarama, Narok~0720955171 20. Gov Joshua W. Irungu, Laikipia~0710632133 21. Gov Josphat K. Nanok Turkana~0722663106 22. Gov Julius K. Malombe, Kitui~0722720156 23. Gov Kenneth M. Lusaka, Bungoma~0722314959 24. Gov Kinuthia Mbugua, Nakuru~0728696969 25. GovKivutha Kibwana, Makueni~0721353057 26. Gov Lagat C. Kiprop~0721328998 27. Gov Martin N.Wambora, Embu~0722367310 28. Moses E. Akaranga, Vihiga~0720761057 29. Gov Moses K. Lenolkulal~0726375557 30. Gov Mvurya S. Mgalla, Kwale~0721565927 31. Gov Mwangi Wa Iria, Muranga~0720527205 32. Gov Nathif J. Adan, Garissa~0724999988 33. Gov Ndathi J. Kathuri~0722526494 34. Gov Patrick S. Khaemba, Trans Nzoia~0725358585 35. Gov Paul K. Chepkwony, Kericho~0721764948 36. Gov Peter G. Munya, Meru~0720723895 37. Gov Samuel M. Rangwa, Tharaka Nithi~0716581181 38. Gov. Simon K. Kitalei, West Pokot 39. Gov Sospeter O. Ojamoong, Busia~0708000785 40. Gov Timamy I. Abdalla, Lamu~0733624878 41. Gov Tuneya H. Dado, Tana River~0722116000 44. Gov Ukur Y. Kanacho, Marsabit~0728484471 45. Gov Wycliffe Oparanyah, Kakamega-0722521856 46. Gov William G. Kabogo, Kiambu~0716918818 47. Gov Zacharia O. Obado, Migori~072246958
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