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    DP Ruto Lied About Us Loaning Harun Aydin Ksh15 Billion – Equity Bank

    Francis MuliBy Francis MuliAugust 25, 2021Updated:August 25, 2021No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Turkish businessman Harun Aydin, who is a close ally of Deputy President William Ruto, did not get a Ksh15 billion loan from Equity bank as alleged.

    Appearing before the National Assembly Finance Committee on Wednesday, Equity bank’s managing director Gerald Warui said that the allegations by Ruto were false since the bank did not have any banking relations with the Turk.

    “He does not operate and does not have a banking relationship neither does he have a loan with us,” Warui said.

    Initially, Ruto claimed that he made a phone call to Equity Bank to facilitate the loan for Mr Aydin to set up a vaccine manufacturing plant in Uganda.

    Warui said that he was not aware of such a phone call made by Ruto, who was barred from traveling to Uganda with the Turk and other Kenyan politicians and businessmen.

    “We find it very difficult to establish he made those remarks,” added Warui.

    Read: Equity Bank CEO James Mwangi Summoned By MPs Over Alleged Ksh15 Billion Loan To Ruto Ally Harun Aydin

    Harun and the rest of the delegation that included MPs Sudi, Ndindi Nyoro (Kiharu) and Benjamin Tayari (Kinango) were allowed to travel while Ruto was blocked by immigration officials over ‘clearance issues’.

    Others in the entourage were Mombasa-based businessman David Lang’at, Elijah Rono and Eric Ruto.

    During his arrest on August 7 after landing from Uganda, Aydin was in the company of a Ugandan businessman, Paul Bamutaze, who was also arrested and later deported to Kampala by road.

    Aydin was deported on August 9, after being linked to terror financing and money laundering.

    According to Interior CS Fred Matiang’i, Aydin’s behavior was characteristic of people involved in money laundering.

    “When this came to our attention, we sought to get more information. We noticed that according to his passport, he had left the country twice without a stamp of him arriving in the country. He sneaked into the country twice without stamps. All this evidence is of an undesirable person,” said Matiang’i.

    Read: CS Matiang’i Dismisses Claims Gov’t Apologized for Deporting DP Ruto’s Turkish Associate Harun Aydin

    Matiang’i also noted that the Turk was involved with individuals involved in money laundering, a scheme that is closely associated with terrorism.

    “The phone numbers he gave are ringing with some women not his number. We were ready to charge him in court but we also had a mutual agreement with another government,” stated Matiang’i.

    On Aydin’s work permit, Matiang’i said he was issued with a work permit on June 25.

    While following up on his movement, it was noted that he was moving around Sudan, Goma, Zanzibar, Entebbe.

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