He said Kenyans who will not be in the country by the time the deadline elapses will still be able to visit the chiefs’ offices and register once they come back. SEE ALSO :Matiang’i: NIIMS roll out countrywide to proceed as scheduled“Our centres in Nairobi are open by 6am and Kenyans can register before they go to work,” Matiang’i told Standard Digital. Standard Group PLC Chief Executive Officer Orlando Lyomu urged the company’s employees to take advantage of the mobile registration centre and register for Huduma Namba and avoid last minute hustles. “I believe Huduma Namba is a good thing for the country and we urge our staff to come out and register,” said Orlando. The Cabinet Secretary said so far no hitches have been reported and that soon all Kenyans will register.

Source: Standard Digital April 17, 2019 08:03 UTC