Moja Expressway Clarifies Road Closure Ahead of Gachagua Arrival
Moja Expressway Denies Road Closure Claim Ahead of Gachagua Arrival
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The MOJA Expressway Company, which operates the Nairobi Expressway, has clarified that a press statement circulating online regarding the temporary closure of roads leading to the CBD is not accurate.
Speaking to Kenyans.co.ke, the company confirmed that the statement did not originate from its official communication channels and that no such closure has occurred.
It added that the Nairobi Expressway is operating normally and urged Kenyans to verify information from the company’s official page.
“We have seen the post circulating on social media. We wish to clarify that the circular is fake, and we have not issued any official statement on the matter. We urge the public to rely on our official communication platforms for accurate information regarding the expressway,” the company stated.
The fake statement, dated Thursday, August 21, 2025, claimed that sections of the expressway were temporarily closed due to an unplanned procession by supporters of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
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Moja Expressway Denies Road Closure Claim Ahead of Gachagua Arrival
An aerial view of Nairobi Westlands and the Nairobi Expressway
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Nairobi City
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The MOJA Expressway Company, which operates the Nairobi Expressway, has clarified that a press statement circulating online regarding the temporary closure of roads leading to the CBD is not accurate.
Speaking to Kenyans.co.ke, the company confirmed that the statement did not originate from its official communication channels and that no such closure has occurred.
It added that the Nairobi Expressway is operating normally and urged Kenyans to verify information from the company’s official page.
“We have seen the post circulating on social media. We wish to clarify that the circular is fake, and we have not issued any official statement on the matter. We urge the public to rely on our official communication platforms for accurate information regarding the expressway,” the company stated.
The fake statement, dated Thursday, August 21, 2025, claimed that sections of the expressway were temporarily closed due to an unplanned procession by supporters of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
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Moja Expressway Denies Road Closure Claim Ahead of Gachagua Arrival
An aerial view of Nairobi Westlands and the Nairobi Expressway
Photo
Nairobi City
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The MOJA Expressway Company, which operates the Nairobi Expressway, has clarified that a press statement circulating online regarding the temporary closure of roads leading to the CBD is not accurate.
Speaking to Kenyans.co.ke, the company confirmed that the statement did not originate from its official communication channels and that no such closure has occurred.
It added that the Nairobi Expressway is operating normally and urged Kenyans to verify information from the company’s official page.
“We have seen the post circulating on social media. We wish to clarify that the circular is fake, and we have not issued any official statement on the matter. We urge the public to rely on our official communication platforms for accurate information regarding the expressway,” the company stated.
The fake statement, dated Thursday, August 21, 2025, claimed that sections of the expressway were temporarily closed due to an unplanned procession by supporters of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
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An aerial view of Nairobi Westlands and the Nairobi Expressway
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Nairobi City
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The MOJA Expressway Company, which operates the Nairobi Expressway, has clarified that a press statement circulating online regarding the temporary closure of roads leading to the CBD is not accurate.
Speaking to Kenyans.co.ke, the company confirmed that the statement did not originate from its official communication channels and that no such closure has occurred.
It added that the Nairobi Expressway is operating normally and urged Kenyans to verify information from the company’s official page.
“We have seen the post circulating on social media. We wish to clarify that the circular is fake, and we have not issued any official statement on the matter. We urge the public to rely on our official communication platforms for accurate information regarding the expressway,” the company stated.
The fake statement, dated Thursday, August 21, 2025, claimed that sections of the expressway were temporarily closed due to an unplanned procession by supporters of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
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An aerial view of Nairobi Westlands and the Nairobi Expressway
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Nairobi City
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The MOJA Expressway Company, which operates the Nairobi Expressway, has clarified that a press statement circulating online regarding the temporary closure of roads leading to the CBD is not accurate.
Speaking to Kenyans.co.ke, the company confirmed that the statement did not originate from its official communication channels and that no such closure has occurred.
It added that the Nairobi Expressway is operating normally and urged Kenyans to verify information from the company’s official page.
“We have seen the post circulating on social media. We wish to clarify that the circular is fake, and we have not issued any official statement on the matter. We urge the public to rely on our official communication platforms for accurate information regarding the expressway,” the company stated.
The fake statement, dated Thursday, August 21, 2025, claimed that sections of the expressway were temporarily closed due to an unplanned procession by supporters of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
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An aerial view of Nairobi Westlands and the Nairobi Expressway
Photo
Nairobi City
An aerial view of Nairobi Westlands and the Nairobi Expressway
Photo
Nairobi City
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The MOJA Expressway Company, which operates the Nairobi Expressway, has clarified that a press statement circulating online regarding the temporary closure of roads leading to the CBD is not accurate.
Speaking to Kenyans.co.ke, the company confirmed that the statement did not originate from its official communication channels and that no such closure has occurred.
It added that the Nairobi Expressway is operating normally and urged Kenyans to verify information from the company’s official page.
“We have seen the post circulating on social media. We wish to clarify that the circular is fake, and we have not issued any official statement on the matter. We urge the public to rely on our official communication platforms for accurate information regarding the expressway,” the company stated.
The fake statement, dated Thursday, August 21, 2025, claimed that sections of the expressway were temporarily closed due to an unplanned procession by supporters of former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua.
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