@KeNHAKenya @SakajaJohnson @HonTimWanyonyi @IbrahimAuma_ @amenya_nelson @metro_alliance_ @WilliamsRuto @kipmurkomen @CCNairobi @NationAfrica @citizentvkenya @davis_chirchir Newly built Kangemi bridge access ramp — and it’s already showing signs of failure. A wide vertical crack has formed along the barrier, with visible displacement between sections and clear separation at the base. This is NOT superficial cracking. This is structural movement. For a brand new public infrastructure project, this raises serious concerns about construction quality, supervision, and long-term safety. These are the early warning signs we’ve seen too many times before — ignored until they escalate into full-blown failures, costly repairs, or worse, loss of life. Kenyans deserve infrastructure that is safe, durable, and built to proper standards — not projects that begin deteriorating almost immediately after completion. We urgently call on Kenya National Highways Authority to carry out a comprehensive structural assessment, make their findings public, and hold those responsible accountable. This is exactly why we keep saying: infrastructure before development. Get the basics right first. – at Kabete, Kenya