The new government spokesperson colonel (rtd) Cyrus Oguna has called on Kenyans to take advantage of the remaining days and register for Huduma Namba. Oguna reiterated that the government has no intention of extending the registration date whose deadline falls due tomorrow.
Speaking during his first address since he was appointed, Oguna said he intends to maintain an open-door policy for greater interaction and engagement with Kenyans.
Long queues have been witnessed at Huduma Namba registration points, with last minutes rush expected in the next 48 hours, a norm with Kenyans populace.
Earlier on Tuesday, interior CS Dr Friend Matiangi, re-emphasized that, the government would not extend its deadline on the NIIMS registration process releasing figures of people who have been already registered at 30million.