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HON. FARAH YUSSUF MOHAMED

Constituency: Wajir East

Hon. Yussuf Mohamed Farah, commonly known as “Muliro,” is the Member of Parliament for Wajir West Constituency in Kenya. Affiliated with the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party, he has been active in parliamentary proceedings and community initiatives. Demonstrating his commitment to healthcare, he organized a free medical camp targeting at least 500 residents, aiming to […]

Hon. Yussuf Mohamed Farah, commonly known as “Muliro,” is the Member of Parliament for Wajir West Constituency in Kenya. Affiliated with the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) party, he has been active in parliamentary proceedings and community initiatives.

Demonstrating his commitment to healthcare, he organized a free medical camp targeting at least 500 residents, aiming to enhance access to medical services in Wajir West.

Project lmplementation Status
During the year under review, National Government Constituencies Development FundWajir East Constituency allocated Kshs.67,240,000 to forty (40) projects in various
sectors including primary schools, secondary schools, security, sports and environment
within the Constituency. However, twenty-four (24) projects with a total budget of
Kshs.45,020,000 had not started as at 30 June, 2023.
ln the circumstances, failure to implement and delay in completion of planned projects
may have impacted negatively on service delivery to the public.


Educational Background

From

To

Institution

Qualification

2011

Date

University of Nairobi

MBA Ongoing

2007

2009

University of Nairobi

Bachelors Degree in Public Administration and Sociology

Work Experience

From

To

Employer

Position held

2013

2022

Baraki International HQ

Managing Director

2012

2013

Wardi Relief & Development Initiative

Project Manager

2011

2011

 District Pastoral Association DPA

WASH Project Coordinator

2010

2010

Interim Independent Electoral Commission

Deputy Registration Officer

2007

2009

Nomadic Development Organization

Project Officer

2006

2006

Somali Relief and Development Action

Liaison Officer

2006

2008

United Nations (UNHCR)

Field Officer

Politics

Projects

Budget Managed
Revenue: 87,000,000
Expenditure: 81,826,546
Budget Deficit: 5173454

  1. Unsupported Transfers to Other Government Units
    The statement of receipts and payments as disclosed in Note 5 to the financial statements
    reflects transfers to other Government units amounting of Kshs.1 3,828,570 constitute Kshs.6,648,910 and Kshs.7,179,660 transferred to primary and secondary
    schools respectively. However, the respective projects and expenditures incurred were not
    reflected in the project implementation status report as at 30 June 2023.                                 ln the circumstances, the accuracy and completeness of the transfers to other

Government units amount of Kshs.1 3,828,570 could not be confirmed.

2. Unsupported Project Management Committee BalancesNote 9.2 and Annex 3 to the financial statements reflects Project Management Committee
(PMC) accounts balance of Kshs.8,696. However, cash books bank reconciliation
statements and certificates of bank balances for the individual PMC accounts were not
provided for audit.
ln the circumstances, the accuracy and completeness of the PMC bank balance of
Kshs.8,696 could not be confirmed.

3. Unsupported Bursary Disbursements
The statement of receipts and payments reflects other grants and transfer amounts of
Kshs.61,175,335 and as disclosed in Note 6 to the financial statements, including

bursary payments amounting to Kshs.30,000,000 and Kshs.21,085,939 disbursed to

secondary schools and tertiary institutions, respectively. However, no acknowledgment
letters from beneficiary institutions were provided for audit.
ln the circumstances, the accuracy and completeness of bursary disbursements totalling Kshs.51,085,939 could not be confirmed

4. Delay in implementation of Projects
During the year under review, the Fund had a budget of Kshs.103,399,295 for
implementation of fifty-six (56) projects. Review of the Projects lmplementation Status,
budget execution by sectors and projects and project inspection carried out in March,
2024 revealed that only forty-six (46) projects with a budget of Kshs.73,2’19,295 were not
implemented.
Failure and delay in implementation of planned projects negatively impact on service
delivery to the public.


Non-current Assets

Citizen’s Performance Score Card

Educational Background

From

To

Institution

Qualification

2011

Date

University of Nairobi

MBA Ongoing

2007

2009

University of Nairobi

Bachelors Degree in Public Administration and Sociology

Work Experience

From

To

Employer

Position held

2013

2022

Baraki International HQ

Managing Director

2012

2013

Wardi Relief & Development Initiative

Project Manager

2011

2011

 District Pastoral Association DPA

WASH Project Coordinator

2010

2010

Interim Independent Electoral Commission

Deputy Registration Officer

2007

2009

Nomadic Development Organization

Project Officer

2006

2006

Somali Relief and Development Action

Liaison Officer

2006

2008

United Nations (UNHCR)

Field Officer

Politics

Projects

Budget Managed
Revenue: 87,000,000
Expenditure: 81,826,546
Budget Deficit: 5173454

  1. Unsupported Transfers to Other Government Units
    The statement of receipts and payments as disclosed in Note 5 to the financial statements
    reflects transfers to other Government units amounting of Kshs.1 3,828,570 constitute Kshs.6,648,910 and Kshs.7,179,660 transferred to primary and secondary
    schools respectively. However, the respective projects and expenditures incurred were not
    reflected in the project implementation status report as at 30 June 2023.                                 ln the circumstances, the accuracy and completeness of the transfers to other

Government units amount of Kshs.1 3,828,570 could not be confirmed.

2. Unsupported Project Management Committee BalancesNote 9.2 and Annex 3 to the financial statements reflects Project Management Committee
(PMC) accounts balance of Kshs.8,696. However, cash books bank reconciliation
statements and certificates of bank balances for the individual PMC accounts were not
provided for audit.
ln the circumstances, the accuracy and completeness of the PMC bank balance of
Kshs.8,696 could not be confirmed.

3. Unsupported Bursary Disbursements
The statement of receipts and payments reflects other grants and transfer amounts of
Kshs.61,175,335 and as disclosed in Note 6 to the financial statements, including

bursary payments amounting to Kshs.30,000,000 and Kshs.21,085,939 disbursed to

secondary schools and tertiary institutions, respectively. However, no acknowledgment
letters from beneficiary institutions were provided for audit.
ln the circumstances, the accuracy and completeness of bursary disbursements totalling Kshs.51,085,939 could not be confirmed

4. Delay in implementation of Projects
During the year under review, the Fund had a budget of Kshs.103,399,295 for
implementation of fifty-six (56) projects. Review of the Projects lmplementation Status,
budget execution by sectors and projects and project inspection carried out in March,
2024 revealed that only forty-six (46) projects with a budget of Kshs.73,2’19,295 were not
implemented.
Failure and delay in implementation of planned projects negatively impact on service
delivery to the public.


Non-current Assets

Citizen’s Performance Score Card