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Advertisement REPUBLIC OF KENYA SELECTION PANEL FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORAL AND BOUNDARIES COMMISSION (2021) ADVERTISEMENT PUBLICATION OF NAMES AND QUALIFICATIONS OF ALL APPLICANTS FOR THE POSITION OF MEMBER OF THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORAL AND BOUNDARIES COMMISSION VACANCY NO. SP/IEBC/2021 WHEREAS Articles 88 and 250 of the Constitution of Kenya, 2010, sections 5 and 6 of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission Act, 2011, and the First Schedule thereto, as amended by the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (Amendment) Act, 2020, provide for the membership of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission and the process of appointment of Commissioners of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission; AND WHEREAS by Gazette Notice No. 3522 of 14th April, 2021, His Excellency, the President, declared four (4) vacancies in the position of Member of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission; AND FURTHER WHEREAS on 1st May, 2021, the Selection Panel for the Appointment of Commissioners of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (2021) invited applications from suitably qualified persons who satisfy the provisions of the Constitution and the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission Act, 2011, by advertisement in the Kenya Gazette, two newspapers of national circulation and on the website of the Parliamentary Service Commission; NOW THEREFORE pursuant to paragraph 3(1) of the First Schedule to the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission Act 2011, the Selection Panel for the Appointment of Commissioners of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (2021) hereby publishes the names of all persons who applied for the four (4) vacancies in the position of Member of the Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission and their qualifications, by the deadline of Monday, 17th May, 2021 at 5:00 p.m. (East African Time)- Page 1 of 123 1. APPLICATIONS FOR MEMBER OF THE IEBC (Ref. SP/IEBC/2021) S/NO NAME GENDER I.D/ COUNTY QUALIFICATIONS . PP NO. 1. Abdalla Mohamed M 16009517 Nairobi Master of Education & City Leadership Management, KEMU BBA (Human Resource Management), KEMU (2007) Diploma in Education, KU 2. Abdallah Kassim M B158202 Kisumu MA (Communication Studies), UoN BSc (Mass Communication), Islamic University, Uganda 3. Abdirizak Arale M 7226752 Garissa PhD (Environmental Science), Nunow (Dr.) University of Amsterdam, Netherlands Masters (Philosophy in Environmental Studies) (Environmental Planning & Management), Moi University Bachelor of Arts, KU 4. Abdulaziz Ali M 2271162 Mombasa MBA, UoN Khamis BSc, (Business Administration), USIU 5. Abdulghani Sheikh M 24737241 Garissa Master of Education Hassan (Leadership and Management, MKU BEd, Islamic University in Uganda Page 2 of 123 S/NO NAME GENDER I.D/ COUNTY QUALIFICATIONS . PP NO. 6. Abert Lotuk M 4801512 Turkana Masters of Philosophy in Adome Educational Communication and Technology, Moi University Postgraduate Diploma (HRM), Moi University Bachelor of Education Diploma in Education, Kisii Teachers 7. Abigael Mbagaya F 7129443 Kakamega Master of Urban Management, Mukolwe UoN BA (Land Economics), UoN 8. Abishag Wanjeru F 22516792 Embu Bachelor of Education Ngoci (Science), Egerton University 9. Abraham Wawire M 10454234 Trans MSc (Development Finance), Nzoia KCA University BCom (Finance), KCA University 10. Adan Wario M 9854124 Isiolo MA (Sociology), UoN Kabelo BEd (Economics and Business Studies), KU 11. Agnes Nafula F 9238148 Bungoma MBA,UoN Kisaka Post Graduate Diploma (Planning and Management of Development) BCom (Accounting), Catholic University Page 3 of 123 S/NO NAME GENDER I.D/ COUNTY QUALIFICATIONS . PP NO. 12. Ahmed Abdi Noor M 0192429 Garissa BA (Business Administration), Kampala University 13. Ahmed Abdikarim M 0038993 Wajir Doctor of Philosophy (Business Hassan (Dr.) Administration), JKUAT MBA (Strategic Management), Kenya Methodist University BSC (Materials Technology- Leather) University of Northampton, UK 14. Ajode Stephen M 10809848 Siaya Post-Graduate Diploma Odipo (Education), Maseno University Bachelor of Business Administration with IT (HRM), Maseno University Diploma in Human Resource Management, UoN 15. Albert Lotuk M 4801512 Turkana MPhil (Educational Adome Communication and Technology), Moi University Postgraduate Diploma (Human Resource Management), Moi University BEd (Arts), Moi University Diploma (Education, Humanities), Kisii Teachers College 16. Alex Kazongo M 6830709 Migori MBA, USIU BCom (Accounting), UoN Page 4 of 123 S/NO NAME GENDER I.D/ COUNTY QUALIFICATIONS . PP NO. 17. Alex Kebaso M 14452232 Nyamira Bachelor of Business Ombati Management (Finance & Banking), Moi University 18. Alfred Kamau M 3249435 Nakuru BEd, KEMU Ndirangu 19. Alfred Kiptoo M 5999757 Nandi PhD (Agricultural Resource Serem Economics and Management), (Dr.) Moi University MBA (Executive), Moi University MSc (Agricultural Economics), UoN BSc (Agriculture), UoN 20. Alfred Sifa Dena M 11761098 Kilifi MBA (Finance) USIU BSC (Hotel and Restaurant Management), USIU 21. Ali Abdi M 12960221 Kitui BEd (Arts), The East African University Diploma (Education) (Arts), The East African University 22. Allan Wachira M 27854099 Nakuru MBA, KU Mwangi BCom (Accounting), UoN 23. Amosi Nyongesa M 20028887 Kakamega BEd (Science), Kenyatta Chilai University Diploma (Human Resource Management), KIM) 24. Amosi Nyongesa M 20028887 Kakamega BEd (Science), KU Chilai Page 5 of 123 S/NO NAME GENDER I.D/ COUNTY QUALIFICATIONS . PP NO. 25. Amukah Kenneth M 23207430 Nairobi Higher Diploma (Business Oborah City Technical Education Programme), KNEC BEd (Science), KU 26. Andrew Akendo M 6666204 Siaya MA (Executive Business Ogombe Administration), Moi University BA (Economics), UoN Higher Diploma (HRM), Institute of Human Resources Management 27. Andrew Ayarah M 7957564 Kisumu MBA, UoN Okwach Bachelor of Arts, UoN Higher Diploma (Human Resources Management), Institute of Personnel Management 28. Andrew Govedi M 13503969 Vihiga MBA (Finance), KU Kisanyanya BCom (Accounting), Kampala International University 29. Andrew Muthuma M 13663988 Meru Bcom (Business Administration Nthuku & Management), Daystar University Post Graduate Diploma (Marketing), Chartered Institute of Marketing, UK 30. Angeline F - - Diploma in Mass Chepkoech Communication, Eldoret Aviation College 31. Ann Mwikali F 10007342 Machakos Bachelor of Laws, UoN Kiusya Diploma in Law, Kenya School of Law Page 6 of 123 S/NO NAME GENDER I.D/ COUNTY QUALIFICATIONS . PP NO. Diploma (Human Resource Management), KIM 32. Ann Wanja Kariuki F 4826647 Kiambu Master of Public Administration, Cheyney University Master of Laws, Temple University Bachelor of Laws, UoN 33. Anne Akoya F 16121494 Vihiga PhD (Population Studies, Khasakhala, (Dr.) International Institute for Populations Sciences), Mumbai India MSc. (Medical Demography), University of London BSc in Sociology, Polytechnic of North London Graduate Diploma (Population Studies), University of Ghana Diploma (Social Planning in Developing Countries), London School of Economics and Political Sciences Ordinary National Diploma (Business Studies), The Business Education Council 34. Anne Juliet F 1092528 Embu Masters (Governance and Githaiga Ethics), Mt. Kenya University Postgraduate Diploma (Education), KU Bachelor of Arts, UoN Page 7 of 123 S/NO NAME GENDER I.D/ COUNTY QUALIFICATIONS . PP NO. Diploma in Education Management, Kenya Education Management Institute 35. Anne Kerubo F 9126100 Nakuru MBA (Strategic Management), Mwasi UoN BCom (Accounting & Auditing), Marathwada University India 36. Anne Mwikali F 10007342 Machakos Bachelors of Laws, UoN Kiusya Diploma in Law, KSL Diploma in HRM 37. Anne Wughanga F 14619881 - Bachelor of Commerce (Human Resources Management Option), UoN Higher Diploma in Human Resources Management, Technical University of Mombasa Diploma in Medical Engineering, Mombasa Polytechnic University College 38. Anthony Anderson M 14417990 Nairobi Doctor of Philosophy (IT), Luvanda (Dr.) City JKUAT MSc (Computer Based Information System), Sunderland University, UK BSc (International Business Administration), USIU 39. Anthony Makadam M 27699106 Trans BSc (Electrical Engineering), Simiyu Nzoia Moi University Diploma (Instrumental and Control Engineering), Eldoret Polytechnic Page 8 of 123 S/NO NAME GENDER I.D/ COUNTY QUALIFICATIONS . PP NO. 40. Anthony Njiru M A2092440 Embu Bachelor of Business Njagi Management& Information Technology, Kabarak University Diploma in Project Management 41. Argwings Achollah M 23089784 Busia MSc, (Veterinary Pathology Millan (Dr.) and Diagnostics) UoN Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine, UoN 42. Arnold Mutwiri M 13870578 Tharaka MBA (Strategic Management), Njabani Nithi Daystar University BCom (Business Administration & Management), Daystar University 43. Aron Kisyang’a M 31583313 Makueni Bachelor of Cooperative Mainga Business (Banking), The Cooperative University of Kenya Diploma, Cooperative Management, Cooperative University of Kenya 44. Arown Kolil Sulie M 0782828 Uasin MA Economics, University of (Amb.) (Rtd.) Gishu Poona, India BA Special, University of Poona 45. Asena Morgan M 2282632 Vihiga MA (Project Planning & Musungu Management), UoN BSc (IT), JKUAT Diploma (IT), JKUAT 46. Asenath Kenyanya F 22283746 Kisii Doctor of Philosophy (Business Maobe (Dr.) Management (Finance), Page 9 of 123 S/NO NAME GENDER I.D/ COUNTY QUALIFICATIONS . PP NO. Adventist International Institute of Advanced Studies (AIIAS) – Philippines Post Graduate Diploma (Educational Policy, Leadership
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