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    Waititu Finally Shows Up In Court For Sh588 Million Corruption Case

    Mercy AumaBy Mercy AumaMarch 4, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Former Kiambu governor Ferdinand Waititu finally showed up in court on Wednesday, March 3, 2021 for the Sh588 million corruption case.

    The case had failed to proceed after the former governor failed to appear in court on constant occasions with his lawyer citing that he had been unwell and admitted to hospital.

    For instance, in August, the former County Boss told the court that he had tested positive for COVID-19 and thus was unwell and could not proceed with the hearing.

    Through his lawyer John Swaka, Waititu further intimated that he had been ordered to self-isolate for 14 days after his tests had come out positive.

    Read: EACC, IEBC Blocked From Commenting On Waititu’s Nairobi Governor Candidature

    Ultimately, all the accused in the Sh588 million graft case including his wife were present in the court on that day. The prosecution revealed that 4 witnesses had already been lined up for the trial.

    Last year, in an interesting turn of events, Waititu became the first sitting governor to be arrested, charged, arraigned and even impeached on the grounds of graft allegations.

    Following his arrest, he was released on Sh15 million bail and barred from accessing his office until the case was heard and determined.

    Read Also: Waititu Ordered To Present Himself At KNH As Graft Case Fails To Kick Off Again

    In the graft case, Waititu is said to have received Sh25,624,500 from Testimony Enterprises Limited. Between July 2, 2018, and March 13, 2019, the governor also the director of Saika Two Estate Developers Ltd, received Sh18,410,500 from the aforementioned company.

    The county chief and his wife were also charged with dealing with suspect property. In this case, the Bienvenue Delta Hotel proprietors received Sh7,214,000 from Testimony through dubious means.

    He was then removed from office and his then Deputy James Nyoro took over as the current County Governor.

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