Betico Auctioneers attached the helicopter, valued at Sh2 million, and the vehicles worth between Sh500,000 and Sh1 million each, along with various household items to recover money owed to Nchogu Omwanza & Nyasimi Advocates.
Kimilili Member of Parliament, Didmus Wekesa Barasa Mutua, has yet to repay a businesswoman the Sh2 million he allegedly defrauded from her—money purportedly used to purchase a helicopter from Malaysia. This follows his failure to respond to our inquiries regarding his plans to refund the amount, which he previously referred to as a “soft loan,” […]
Should the motion find its way to the National Assembly, Barasa, an ally of President William Ruto, will require 233 votes to pass.
