News
Saitoti’s Widow Summoned By Court Over Alleged Child Abduction
High Court has summoned the late Cabinet Minister Prof George Saitoti’s widow after she was accused of abducting a child in Nakuru.
Margaret Saitoti is set to appear before the High Court Family Division after Sebastian Maina Ngunju filed for custody of Saitoti’s son Zachary Musengi.
Sebastian claims Zachary is his son and was abducted by Mrs Saitoti and her agents from their Subukia home well over 30 years ago.
This is not the first time Ngunju is battling the Saitoti family for the custody of Mr Musengi.
He first appeared in the public in 2012 when they filed a case in Nakuru seeking to be allowed to to institute a private prosecution against Mr Saitoti’s family. He was enjoined in the case with his wife Ms Elizabeth Maina.
They claim their sons real name is Stephen Wachira and want him back. Ngunju a teacher, saw Musengi during the burial of Saitoti and immediately recognised him as his lost son.
Family documents, including the birth and church baptismal certificates, and clinic card offer finer details on Stephen Wachira, who is believed to be the now adult Zachary Musengi had been represented in court.
The court summons were presented at Saitoti’s Lavington, Nairobi residence but did not find her home for the second consecutive time. They were received by two Administration Policemen at the gate.
The matter has a new HCCC No.10/19 high court family division. Mrs Saitoti has been summoned to appear in court within 15 days from the day of serving
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
-
Business2 weeks agoWattanga Fired Over Incompetence in Tech, Insiders Say
-
Business1 week agoKenyan Motorists Stare At Possible Engine Damage And Heavy Losses As Report Confirms Substandard Fuel In Circulation
-
Business1 week agoGetting Away With It: How Kenya’s Most Politically Connected Fuel Company Gulf Energy Is Pocketing Billions While Rival Firms Face Public Wrath
-
Business7 days agoTHE FUEL CABAL: How Mohamed Jaffer, a KPC Insider, and a Ministry Official Are Alleged to Have Manufactured Kenya’s Worst Petroleum Crisis in Three Years, While Kenyans Burned
-
Business2 weeks agoHow Safaricom Could Sell You Out To KRA
-
News2 weeks agoThe Kewota Racket: How Kenya’s Female Teachers Are Being Bled Dry
-
Business1 week agoSugar Empire in the Dock: How Kibos’s Mombasa Refinery Landed 1,481 Phantom Tonnes at the Port — and Why Nine Government Agencies Are Now Watching Its Every Move
-
Business6 days agoTotalEnergies Moves to Sue TikToker for Sh10 Million Over Contaminated Fuel Claim as Kenya’s Petroleum Sector Burns

