MOJA Company Addresses 'Crack' on Nairobi Expressway
The expressway is currently under the management of a private company for the next 27 years...
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MOJA Expressway Company has debunked recent online rumors alleging structural cracks on a section of the Nairobi Expressway. The company, responsible for the road's operation and maintenance, asserted the 27-kilometer stretch is in perfect condition, assuring motorists of a secure driving experience.
- The MOJA Expressway Company clarified on Wednesday, September 10, that the Nairobi Expressway has no structural cracks.
- The clarification by MOJA Expressway Company stems from a viral, digitally altered image depicting a crack near the Haile Selassie entrance.
- The Nairobi Expressway, constructed by China Road and Bridge Corporation (CRBC), will remain under private management for the next 27 years.
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