Meet A GoK Employee Who Bought 11 Apartments In Cash

Kenya is an interesting country. There those who are dying because of hunger and poverty, and there are those who are stealing from the poor like there is no tomorrow. The looting in the government of Kenya is out of this world.

It is like everybody working within the Jubilee government must first go to a school where they are taught how to steal our taxes with impunity and arrogance. Thieves in every corner and they are ready to kill anyone who dares expose them.

Kenya is the only country in the world that awards the corrupt with high positions in leadership. We have someone accused of stealing billions who was elected an MP the other day. We have another who is heading a whole county.

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And if you are looking for those eating your taxes with both hands then Margaret Wanja Muthui, the Deputy Director of Supply Chain Management at KERRA, will fit your bill. This woman bought 11 apartments paying over 264 million shillings in cash.

Investigations established that she paid 264,500,000 shillings in cash for the eleven apartments in Kileleshwa within three months. On top of buying the apartments, the woman used other conduits to launder your taxes while showing you the middle finger.

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The woman is said to have used Esther Wagio Njunge, Lighthouse Trading Company, Grace Ndiritu, Mercy Nyambura, and Cynthia Nyambura who are her accomplices.

But on Monday, Justice James Wakiaga issued orders freezing a total of 93.4 million shillings in three accounts – one belongs to Njunge and the other two are for Muthui and Lighthouse Trading Company.

Judge Wakiaga also prohibited them from selling, transferring, charging, or dealing in any manner with 11 apartments located in Kileleshwa.

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