Dear NCA @ncakenya our elders taught us that when we hear of a collapsed building we should not ask if the Ceiling is still intact. The problem with Kenyans is you cannot wish them away. You cannot hurriedly scribble an excuse and hope Kenyans will go to sleep. Kenyans are not a type of Civilians one can fold into his pocket and walk away with. To alter one Politician’s words, ‘you cannot wrap Kenyans into a sack of potatoes, carry them on your back, when you get tired set them down and sit on them as you look for an auctioneer’. They will ask, ‘WHY, HOW, WHERE, WHAT’, Your Press Statement has raised several concerns. The Architect and the Engineer mentioned have vehemently dissociated themselves from this ill fated project. Everybody is wondering; 1. You used to send Notifications to the design team during approvals, did you do it for this case? 2. Do you have a system to confirm if the design team is always retained for supervision of works? 3. Are you adequately staffed or your structure is a physical bottom up model - more support staff (HR, accountants, PR, clerks, Procurement officers, yam heads) than technical staff (architects, QSs, Engineers and Construction Managers)? 4. Besides your staff visiting for “compliance”, do they also concern themselves with workmanship? I wish you strength during this difficult time.