Nairobi County Governor Johson Sakaja has announced Nairobi City County Government’s new revenue collection bank accounts.
In a notice on Thursday, August 1, the county government said it will move from the current accounts denoted by the Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA).
“This is to notify all our esteemed residents that from 1st August 2024, the County will fully transition from the previous KRA denoted Revenue collection banks accounts: Cooperative Bank Account number 01141709410000 and Equity Bank Account number 1770279910476 to the below bank accounts, “the notice read in part.
“Account Name: Nairobi City County Revenue Collection Account, Account Number: 01141232396600, Account Bank Name: Co-operative Bank and Branch Name: City Hall. Account Name: Nairobi City County Revenue Collection Account, Account Number: 1600284509139, Bank Name: Equity Bank (Kenya) ltd and Branch Name: Kenyatta Avenue Supreme Centre.”
The notice also indicated that the Nairobi City County Government operates a no cash policy in revenue collection.
Besides, the County advised customers to make their payments through the Nairobi City County Government Revenue collection accounts above once they obtain their invoices.
“County payments can also be made through; Paybill Number: 6060047 Account: “Invoice No.” or use USSD Number: *647# or NairobiPay eServices Portal – (www.nairobiservices.go.ke),” the notice read in parts.
Customers have also been advised to visit the Nairobi Pay Customer Service Portal (www.nairobiservices.go.ke), City Hall Customer care office or any Sub-County Finance office for further clarification.
“Enquiries can also be made on 020 7247 047/0730 047 047 or email: [email protected]. Pay your county dues in time to avoid penalties and or enforcement action,” added the notice.
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Nairobi County Records Highest Value in Revenue Collection
This comes weeks after Sakaja recorded Ksh12.1 billion in revenue collection, the highest in the city’s history.
“As of 12.30pm, the Nairobi Revenue System recorded the figure, with a few days remaining before the end of the Financial Year 2023/2024. This means that the county could record Ksh13 billion in the ending Financial Year,” Sakaja said in a statement on June 12, 2024.
This achievement surpasses the previous record set by his predecessors, making Sakaja the first governor to record the highest revenue ever witnessed in the city’s history.
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Sakaja noted that despite challenges posed by the El Niño floods that disrupted businesses and daily operations, his administration has managed to achieve this feat.
The success was partly attributed to the launch of the Unified Business Permit (UBP), which has made it easier for customers to pay for services.
However, Nairobi County failed to meet its initial set target of Ksh19.9 billion for the Financial Year 2023/2024.
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