Nairobi Governor, Mike Mbuvi Sonko, has called on qualified Nairobians to apply for 2,687 jobs advertised in his county.
On his Facebook page, the governor divulged that Nairobi County had officially gazetted its service board, which had already started working.
He added that the former board had been paralyzed due to lack of quorum, following the resignation of one member and the expiry of term of service of three others.
The governor called upon qualified Nairobians to apply for the advertised jobs.
"In support of the Big 4 Agenda especially on job creation, Nairobi City County Government is set to recruit fresh staff to revamp service delivery.
"I therefore call upon all qualified Nairobians to be set to join us through a competitive recruitment process," part of his post read.
Some of the jobs advertised by the governor include; 800 city inspectorate officers, 200 traffic marshalls, 200 fire marshalls, 30 fire drivers, 520 ECD teachers and 275 nurses.
Others advertised are; 165 clinical officers, 64 medical officers, 53 hospital clerical officers, 35 pharmacists, 25 laboratory technicians, 25 social workers, 25 nutritionists, 10 planners, 10 surveyors, 15 road engineers, 10 architects and 225 subordinate staff.
"When these new staff are recruited, it will assist in decongesting traffic in the CBD, enhance fire fighting preparedness, improve medical health services as well as early childhood education improvement," he highlighted.
