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Hon. Nanok, Daniel Epuyo

Constituency: Turkana West

Special Skill(s):      MATHEMATICAL, PLANNING.   Area(s) of Interest:  MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING.

Special Skill(s):      MATHEMATICAL, PLANNING.

 

Area(s) of Interest:  MANAGEMENT AND PLANNING.


Educational Background

Hon. Nanok, Daniel Epuyo holds

  1. Master of Philosophy(Education Management and Policy Studies)
  2. Bachelor of Education (B. Ed) (Mathematics/E

Work Experience

March 2013

To date

Kenya National Assembly

Member of Parliament, Turkana West Constituency

2010

2012

Turkana Pastoralist Development Organization (TUPADO)

Program Manager

2009

2010

CDF Review Taskforce

Member of Taskforce

November

2008

November

2009

Lutheran World Federation, Kakuma

Education Consultant

May 2009

May 2009

Teachers Service Commission

Principal Staffing Officer

2005

2007

Ministry of Education

District Education Officer, Butere – Mumias and Kuria

1996

2005

Teachers Service Commission

Principal, AIC Kangitit and Lodwar High School

1992

1996

Teachers Service Commission

Teacher, AIC Kangitit Girls School

Politics

From

To

Committee

Position Held

2013

2017

Departmental Committee on Finance, Planning & Trade

Member

2013

2017

Budget & Appropriations Committee

Member

Membership to Committees (12th Parliament):

From

To

Committee

Position Held

2017

To date

Departmental Committee on Finance, Planning & Trade

Member

2017

Tto date

Committee on Parliamentary Broadcast and Library

Member

Projects

Budget Managed

Non-current Assets

Status of the Project: The statement of assets and liabilities reflects Kshs.33,255,932 in respect of cash and cash equivalents as disclosed in Note 11A to the financial statements. However, a review of the bank reconciliation statements revealed unpresented cheques amounting to Kshs.27,458,954 which had not been presented for payment and included cheques amounting to Kshs.536,000 which have remained unpaid since February, 2022 and were therefore stale and had not been reversed back in the cashbook. ln this circumstances, the accuracy and completeness of the cash and cash equivalents could not be confirmed.

Status of the Project: - Project Management Committee (PMC) bank balances reflects balances totalling Kshs.5,'158,231 held in thirty (30) project bank accounts in various commercial banks. However, the cashbooks, bank reconciliation statements, certificates of bank balance and bank statements for the bank accounts were not provided for audit.ln addition, the prior year balance for the PMC was reported as Kshs.2,986,155 while the audited financial statements tor 202112022 reported a balance of Kshs.53,294,700. No explanation was given for the change in the prior year balances.
  1. Project Management Committee (PMC) bank balances reflect balances totaling Kshs.5,’158,231 held in thirty (30) project bank accounts in various commercial banks. However, the cashbooks, bank reconciliation statements, certificates of bank balance, and bank statements for the bank accounts were not provided for audit
  2. Project Management Committees shall maintain proper records of all minutes, accounting documents, and other records in relation to projects being implemented.
  3. ln addition, the prior year balance for the PMC was reported as Kshs.2,986,155 while the
    audited financial statements tor 202112022 reported a balance of Kshs.53,294,700. No
    explanation was given for the change in the prior year’s balances.

  1. The statement of receipts and payments reflects other grants and transfer amount of
    Kshs.35,598,653 which includes environment project of Kshs.5,420,000 as disclosed in
    Note 8 to the financial statements. Review of documents provided for audit in support of
    Report oJ the Auditor-Generul on Nalional Aovernmenl Consliluencies Devektpment Fund – Turkunq West Constituency for the year ended 30 June, 2023
  2. the expenditure revealed a payment of Kshs.2,820,000 for fencing using chain link and
    metallic angle line posts, installation of a steel gate and construction of a 2-door pit latrine with a urinal and one chamber for persons with disabilities at Kakuma Law Courts. However, it was not clear how the law courts at Kakuma was defined as community based for funding from the Fund. Section 24(b) of National Government Constituencies
    Development Fund Act, 2015 states that a project under this Act shall, be a community
    based to ensure that the benefits are available to a widespread cross-section of
    the inhabitants of a particular area.

ln the circumstance, Management breached the law

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Educational Background

Hon. Nanok, Daniel Epuyo holds

  1. Master of Philosophy(Education Management and Policy Studies)
  2. Bachelor of Education (B. Ed) (Mathematics/E

Work Experience

March 2013

To date

Kenya National Assembly

Member of Parliament, Turkana West Constituency

2010

2012

Turkana Pastoralist Development Organization (TUPADO)

Program Manager

2009

2010

CDF Review Taskforce

Member of Taskforce

November

2008

November

2009

Lutheran World Federation, Kakuma

Education Consultant

May 2009

May 2009

Teachers Service Commission

Principal Staffing Officer

2005

2007

Ministry of Education

District Education Officer, Butere – Mumias and Kuria

1996

2005

Teachers Service Commission

Principal, AIC Kangitit and Lodwar High School

1992

1996

Teachers Service Commission

Teacher, AIC Kangitit Girls School

Politics

From

To

Committee

Position Held

2013

2017

Departmental Committee on Finance, Planning & Trade

Member

2013

2017

Budget & Appropriations Committee

Member

Membership to Committees (12th Parliament):

From

To

Committee

Position Held

2017

To date

Departmental Committee on Finance, Planning & Trade

Member

2017

Tto date

Committee on Parliamentary Broadcast and Library

Member

Projects

Budget Managed

Non-current Assets

Status of the Project: The statement of assets and liabilities reflects Kshs.33,255,932 in respect of cash and cash equivalents as disclosed in Note 11A to the financial statements. However, a review of the bank reconciliation statements revealed unpresented cheques amounting to Kshs.27,458,954 which had not been presented for payment and included cheques amounting to Kshs.536,000 which have remained unpaid since February, 2022 and were therefore stale and had not been reversed back in the cashbook. ln this circumstances, the accuracy and completeness of the cash and cash equivalents could not be confirmed.

Status of the Project: - Project Management Committee (PMC) bank balances reflects balances totalling Kshs.5,'158,231 held in thirty (30) project bank accounts in various commercial banks. However, the cashbooks, bank reconciliation statements, certificates of bank balance and bank statements for the bank accounts were not provided for audit.ln addition, the prior year balance for the PMC was reported as Kshs.2,986,155 while the audited financial statements tor 202112022 reported a balance of Kshs.53,294,700. No explanation was given for the change in the prior year balances.
  1. Project Management Committee (PMC) bank balances reflect balances totaling Kshs.5,’158,231 held in thirty (30) project bank accounts in various commercial banks. However, the cashbooks, bank reconciliation statements, certificates of bank balance, and bank statements for the bank accounts were not provided for audit
  2. Project Management Committees shall maintain proper records of all minutes, accounting documents, and other records in relation to projects being implemented.
  3. ln addition, the prior year balance for the PMC was reported as Kshs.2,986,155 while the
    audited financial statements tor 202112022 reported a balance of Kshs.53,294,700. No
    explanation was given for the change in the prior year’s balances.

  1. The statement of receipts and payments reflects other grants and transfer amount of
    Kshs.35,598,653 which includes environment project of Kshs.5,420,000 as disclosed in
    Note 8 to the financial statements. Review of documents provided for audit in support of
    Report oJ the Auditor-Generul on Nalional Aovernmenl Consliluencies Devektpment Fund – Turkunq West Constituency for the year ended 30 June, 2023
  2. the expenditure revealed a payment of Kshs.2,820,000 for fencing using chain link and
    metallic angle line posts, installation of a steel gate and construction of a 2-door pit latrine with a urinal and one chamber for persons with disabilities at Kakuma Law Courts. However, it was not clear how the law courts at Kakuma was defined as community based for funding from the Fund. Section 24(b) of National Government Constituencies
    Development Fund Act, 2015 states that a project under this Act shall, be a community
    based to ensure that the benefits are available to a widespread cross-section of
    the inhabitants of a particular area.

ln the circumstance, Management breached the law

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