News
ODPP Oppose Mike Sonko’s Bail Application In Sh357 Million Case
Haji led ODPP which is leading the prosecution in Sh357 million fraud case has thwarted Governor Sonko bail application but has no objection to the release of the other accused persons on bail.
Nairobi Governor Mike Sonko was today arraigned before Anti-Corruption Court Chief Magistrate Douglas Ogoti at the Mlimani Law Courts and charged alongside eight other Nairobi County Government officers believed to have benefited from the irregular procurement payment of over Ksh.357 million.
Sonko, who has since pleaded not guilty and his co-accused were charged with deceiving principal, money laundering, acquisition of proceeds of crime, corruption, failure to comply with procurement laws, conflict of interest, abuse of office and unlawful acquisition of public property. Here are the battery 12 lawyers that will represent the embattled governor. They all pleaded not guilty to the charges.
This site has also published the cartels that EACC has flagged and charged. The controversial City Hall figures and directors of companies that have been doing business with the Nairobi county. It’s totally a shame to see Kenya’s capital county is in leadership quagmire.
More to follow…
Kenya Insights allows guest blogging, if you want to be published on Kenya’s most authoritative and accurate blog, have an expose, news TIPS, story angles, human interest stories, drop us an email on [email protected] or via Telegram
-
Business5 days agoInside NCBA’s Decline: How a Banking Giant Lost Its Strategic Edge
-
Investigations1 week agoCement, Cash and Courts: How the Hashu Dynasty Crushed the Ramji Brothers for Fourteen Years and Why the Walls Are Now Closing In
-
Business4 days agoStandard Chartered Ghosts Haunt Joshua Oigara At Stanbic As Whistleblower Spills Beans
-
Investigations1 week agoInside The Urban Planning Cartel That Owns Nairobi
-
Africa3 days agoSouth Sudan: Adut Salva Kiir’s Shadow Treasury Exposed
-
Investigations2 weeks agoBetika Faces DCI Probe, Directors Arrest and License Revocation Over Massive 29.5 Million Safaricom Customers’ Data Breach
-
Business3 days agoWhy John Ngumi Is Running From the EACC and Why the Sh415 Million Payday May Be the Least of His Worries
-
Africa4 days agoThe President’s Daughter and The Missing Witness: How Adut Salva Kiir’s Shadow Treasury Silenced Its Most Dangerous Critic
