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A group of elected leaders are reportedly seething over recent remarks by their boss, which they claim have left them facing the wrath of constituents. The leaders, who are said to have been caught off guard by the sensational utterances, now fear the consequences could hurt their standing on the ground as they prepare for the next political battle. Our moles say some leaders are allegedly plotting a direct confrontation with the boss to demand answers and clarify the remarks. The boss has supposedly remained away from the public spotlight since making the controversial remarks.
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A senior state officer is raising eyebrows over his disappearing act, with insiders claiming he is allegedly rarely available for routine office work. The high-ranking official, our moles allege, always seems to have a reason to be out leaving juniors to grapple with a growing mountain of paperwork. So regular has the absenteeism purportedly become that some documents are now being apparently ferried to his residence or delivered to wherever he happens to be in the field. Visitors seeking appointments are reportedly learning to keep their expectations low, with many rarely finding the man in his office.
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A county boss is facing quiet questions over his management style. Why? The number of cabinet meetings he has chaired can be allegedly counted on one hand since he took office. As his first term enters the final stretch, the county executive is said to have purportedly held fewer than five full cabinet meetings, leaving some stakeholders wondering how key decisions are coordinated within the devolved unit. Officials privately question whether major policy matters are being adequately discussed collectively or handled through informal channels. The unusually low number of meetings has now become a talking point among county insiders, with some asking whether the cabinet is actually driving governance—or merely existing on paper.
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A lawmaker is reportedly playing a game of hide-and-seek with schools from his constituency visiting Parliament on a learning tour. The MP is said to have supposedly complained that the growing number of school visits is becoming financially draining, especially because he allegedly feels compelled to part with some cash whenever constituents turn up. The column is reportedly told that the lawmaker is nowadays a no-show whenever schools are expected at Parliament.
