Various Kenyans have continually lamented on the ongoing Huduma number exercise that is about to stop in the next 3 days.
Here are some of the sentiments:
If you genuinely don't have and is not planning to take Huduma Namba, let me know how many we are.
You may never know whom your new neighbour will be in Estonia after deportation by Kenyan government.— King Fred Asira (@KingFredAsira) May 13, 2019
If Huduma Namba is optional, Why are people being declined passports under the claim that they MUST have the Huduma Namba? This is very illegal and against the Court order. It seems following court orders is only limited to few people. 🤔
— BRAVIN™ (@IamBravin) May 14, 2019
Tweeps when you tell them to register for Huduma Namba pic.twitter.com/BOIerDvULG
— Brembo (@allenochi) May 10, 2019
The Huduma Namba threats are becoming quite interesting as the deadline approaches. All the threats should be launched officially because there is so much confusion as to which one is genuine. 😂😂😂
— Wambui (@Waambui) May 10, 2019
We fear Huduma Namba registration systems are not safe, and will help hackers defraud Kenyans, as they will have access to medical and financial details as well as other personal details of individuals. It's been imposed on Kenyans,” they say. – @StandardKenya. #ResistHudumaNamba pic.twitter.com/1lQk903wc9
— Solomon Ambuku (@solo_ambuku) May 13, 2019
Let’s be serious one this… so, if you haven’t taken the Huduma Namba and no plans of its extension, how are new borns supposed to be registered? What about Kenyans who are out of the country on vacations? If it is a continuous process, why does it have a deadline?
— Janet Machuka (@janetmachuka_) May 13, 2019
We've built over 6100kms of road.
We have Sgr from Mombasa to Naivasha and will extend to Uganda. 55% of Kenyan households have been connected to electricity grid.
Our economy is currently growing at 6.3% and also, we've launched huduma namba to serve you better. pic.twitter.com/dAa0p3i3lc— King Fred Asira (@KingFredAsira) May 14, 2019
Huduma Namba queues are getting longer with only 3 days remaining for mass registration. pic.twitter.com/5az2trkFfC
— Kenyans.co.ke (@Kenyans) May 15, 2019
ELISHA GEORGE says
When we votted peacefully but our greedy leaders made sure our brothers and sisters perished on the road…. we went for birth certificates for our young ones only to be given numbers…. and now huduma number ! life is so hard that it’s so hard to some of us to waste a day pursuing huduma number… come what may.
Anonymous says
We know we are ruled not led. We have no say over what we ate made to do at the whims of our rulers hence patents line up for huduma number from 4:30 am only to be turned away since can only handle a hundred people in a day. Is this a test of how our minds can easily be enslaved to follow every government directive? If the rulers wanted to register 45million servants in 45 days that would turn to 1m people per day, are the kits enough, are they distributed spatially according to expected population to be registered? What’s the emergency about this number? What came of IPRS data that Kenyans must provide all the details as if there is no data base to be relied on? Is it meant to replace all the other numbers and of what use shall it be different from the ID? Haya! Twende kazi!
Anonymous says
After the botched elections it foolish to trust the big bad wolf on matters anything including data handling, very sensitive data to be stored in the alps by master card conglomerate is bull pure hazard, no qualities we have been sold like slaves all once again, why use billions to issue mere numbers ,its a stick up why can’t you see…con after con state capture is all world organized crime…
Anonymous says
Not any single person has convincingly explained why this huduma number is so important above all other documents numbers, birth certificate, national ID, passport, tax and others which will still remain operational. Why the hurry and the so called cut off time in a process that cannot capture the unborn. What makes this number any more effective than the multiple car registrations that are so prevelant? Why the impunity of disregarding a court ruling that it be voluntary. Why did the government not appeal the ruling instead? Some student was able to huck the system and delete records ; how can officialdom pretend people’s private information is absolutely safe? Which one person is designated to handle these questions and others? Can this huduma number be be honestly be said to be such an important priority in the midst of so many problems that compete for national finances? In the interest of transparency, can the public be given details of how the huduma number decision was arrived at?
Anonymous says
For sure Kenya is the most rotten country in the world. The amount of greed for money exercised by Kikuyus is beyond words. This is notorious in Kariobangi. How do you repackage poison and sell it? The idiots who do this do not realise that they will go to some place and consume the same poison. What stupidity?
Xaviour says
Eventually we will all take the Huduma number. GoK will make it extremely difficult for kenyans to operate with the Huduma Number.
I remember in the late 80s when KANU youth wingers used to man bus terminus in various towns. They made sure that one could not board a Matatu without KANU membership card
Anonymous says
This huduma namba thing is about the coming census, to confirm the tally