Nazir Jinnah Spotted in Nairobi Amid Unconfirmed Reports of Millions Lost at Conrad Maloba’s Law Firm

In a twist of events that resembles a play within a play, it has emerged that the man linked to controversial city lawyer was spotted last evening in Nairobi’s Kilimani area.

This sighting comes amid unconfirmed reports that he had fled to the UK after allegedly stealing millions from his law firm.

According to a reliable source familiar with the matter, the man was seen in his official suit, raising questions about the allegations that Conrad Maloba and Nick Ndeda’s Law Firm had been defrauded of millions by him.

A private investigator posed several critical questions: Did he have access to a bank password? Did the law firm entrust him with cash? And how could Lawyer Conrad Maloba, a man known for his legal prowess and previous financial controversies and scandals, allow his firm to be looted?

Nazir and Conrad

Several complainants have also alleged that Conrad Maloba and Nick Ndeda’s Law Firm allegedly owes them millions of shillings.

“Nazir Bhaduralli Nurmohammad lied to us, claiming to be an advocate attached to controversial city lawyer Conrad Maloba under Conrad Law Advocate LLP. He then proceeded to use deceitful tactics to defraud us of millions,” said one complainant.

The source added that, shortly after the alleged fraud, news emerged that the firm had lost millions.

However, the source dismissed these allegations as false, claiming they were fabricated to conceal the alleged extensive fraud perpetrated by lawyer Conrad Maloba and his team.

“No, I suspect this is foul play here. No money was lost. These individuals must stop playing with our minds. We want the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) to intervene,” another source claimed.

Another source revealed that lawyer Conrad Maloba, Nick Ndeda, and the alleged fake lawyer, Jinnah, have a joint account, making it difficult to lose millions under such circumstances.

Nazir has been implicated in several fraud syndicates. Recently, a court convicted him on charges of impersonating an advocate of the High Court.