The Head of Government Delivery Services Dr. Peter Mbae has resigned from his position citing unresolved issues hindering him to carry his duties are required.
In the letter addressed to Chief of Staff and Head of Public Service Felix Koskei, Mbae noted that he owes Kenyans accountability and due to frustrations he would like to go back to what he used to do.
“Despite my passion, focus and consistency, for reasons and issues that I have consistently brought to your attention and have not been resolved to date, it has not been possible to carry out my duties as intended and my position as Head of Government Delivery Services is no longer tenable.
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In order to be accountable to the people of Kenya, owing to the fact that the appointment was widely circulated, I therefore request to formally disengage from this appointment so as to pursue other interests.
I was a professional in my own right before joining government so I will go back to what I was doing before.” he said
The resignation letter comes barely a year after he was appointed and served in various ministry where he said he worked in line with the Kenya Kwanza manifesto.
“In all these positions, I served diligently with utmost commitment and sacrifice, driven solely by the genuine desire to achieve sustainable transformation in the lives of citizens in line with the Kenya Kwanza Government manifesto,” Mbae said
The news has raised questions and concerns from Kenyans over the affairs of the government after CS Justin Muturi raised questions over the abduction of his son.
Even though he is with the government, the statement saw the police and DCI called on the CS to record a statement to facilitate in the investigations.
