NAWASSCO Head James Ng’ang’a in Hotel Room Bust as Sex Triangle Rocks Water Utility

WATER COMPANY BOSS CAUGHT IN WEB OF SEX AND SCANDAL

In a shocking exposé that has Nakuru residents talking, the Managing Director of Nakuru Water and Sanitation Services Company (NAWASSCO), James Ng’ang’a, has found himself drowning in scandal after being caught red-handed in a hotel tryst with a married employee.

The bombshell affair came to light when an irate husband, Duncan Mwangi, stormed a Nakuru lodging on April 17th with police in tow, only to find his wife, Emmaculate Mueni, in a compromising position with her boss.

Both Ng’ang’a and Mueni were hauled to Free Area Police Post where they spent the night before being released the following morning.

But this is just the tip of the iceberg in what insiders are calling “NAWASSCO’s dirty pipeline.”

Sources within the company have revealed that the skirt-chasing MD has left a trail of heartbreak and broken homes across the water utility.

In perhaps the most jaw-dropping revelation, Ng’ang’a has allegedly fathered a child with another senior female staffer who heads a department at the company.

In what appears to be the ultimate workplace revenge, the woman’s husband—who also works at NAWASSCO—was demoted from his position as an office driver to a meter reader after discovering the affair and his wife’s pregnancy with his boss’s baby.

“The office environment has become toxic,” revealed a source who requested anonymity.

“The two women involved with the MD aren’t even speaking to each other anymore. You can cut the tension with a knife.”

The cuckolded husband in the latest scandal claims his suspicions about his wife’s affair date back to 2013, when he noticed suspicious late-night calls between Mueni and Ng’ang’a, sometimes as late as 4 AM.

“She even removed the tracker from her car when she realized I was monitoring her movements,” Mwangi told our reporter.

According to Mwangi, the affair wasn’t just about sex—it came with perks.

Mueni, who had previously been dismissed by a former MD, was promptly reinstated when Ng’ang’a took over.

She was allegedly positioned at the customer care desk close to his office, selected for lucrative committee appointments, sent on international trips, and even received a whopping Sh40,000 salary increase.

“She had access to his electronic signature and would sign important documents for him,” Mwangi claimed.

The scandal deepened in March 2024 when Mueni reportedly sent a WhatsApp message to Ng’ang’a complaining about his alleged infidelity with other women, referring to him as “TB” (to be).

When Mwangi confronted the situation by calling the MD’s wife, he claims he was framed with false allegations of planning to kill Ng’ang’a and was subsequently arrested.

Mueni, who has since moved out of their marital home, has fired back with accusations of her own, claiming persistent abuse from Mwangi.

She alleges he pulled her hair so violently that one side of her head was left bald and even assaulted her father in 2019.

“What kind of man beats his father-in-law?” she questioned, adding that she has filed multiple police reports against Mwangi.

In February 2025, EACC arrested four NAWASSCO officials, including Ng’ang’a the Managing Director, for embezzling Ksh159 million through irregular payments for services not rendered.

The arrests followed a raid on their residences and offices and are part of an ongoing investigation into a fraud scheme.

Meanwhile, inside NAWASSCO’s offices, Mueni has reportedly been seen crying “in disbelief” over the public humiliation following the hotel incident.

As this scandal continues to unfold, Nakuru residents are left wondering—is their water the only thing Ng’ang’a has been sharing with the community?