How Marjan was forced to resign as IEBC CEO

IEBC CEO Marjan Hussein Marjan has resigned following a crisis meeting with commissioners that questioned his integrity, procurement decisions and continued stay in office...

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Former Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC), Marjan Hussein Marjan, has resigned following a crisis meeting held on Tuesday, January 3.

Marjan's resignation came after commissioners questioned his procurement decisions and governance.
The meeting on January 3 focused on his continued stay in office.
The resignation was a direct result of allegations concerning procurement irregularities and governance issues within the IEBC.

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