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Reports have surfaced of a seemingly endless convoy of large timber trucks rumbling down the Nyahururu-Gilgil road in Nyandarua County, with some sources estimating that more than 100 vehicles pass through the area each day, sparking fears that what was initially believed to be a government-backed tree harvesting exercise, intended to be a short-term venture, might be veering into unchecked exploitation of the Aberdare Forest.
"Hi Nyakundi. I hope you're doing well. I wanted to bring to your attention something that's really worrying me and many others here in Nyandarua County. For over a year now, there's been a constant stream of lorries, easily more than 100 every day, transporting timber along the Nyahururu-Flyover road. This started after rumours that the government was carrying out a tree harvesting exercise in the country, which they say happens every 10 years. The problem is that these lorries haven't stopped, and it's making us question whether this is a sustainable practice or just exploitation. On one hand, the government is pushing tree-planting campaigns, but on the other, it seems like they're harvesting everything for their own gain. The Aberdare forest is such an important forest for water, climate, and wildlife, and seeing it exploited like this is heartbreaking. If this continues unchecked, I'm afraid of what will be left for future generations. Please consider highlighting this issue and helping us get answers. We need transparency and action to protect our environment before it's too late. Thanks for your time and all the work you do to expose such issues."