Wezi wa 85m watiwa mbaroni.

[Meria]

Two senior Homa Bay County Assembly officers are among six suspects who have been arrested over alleged Ksh.85 million fraud.

In a statement issued on Monday, Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission CEO Twalib Mbarak said those arrested are directors or are directly linked to Nyangume Enterprises and Damila Enterprises and will be arraigned on Tuesday.

Nyangume Enterprises is owned by former Homa Bay County Assembly clerk Bob Kephas Otieno's wife, and Damila Enterprises by former Equity Bank Homa Bay branch manager David Obonyo Mireri.

The two companies, Nyangume and Damila, pocketed Ksh.26,272,460 and Ksh.46,542,645, yet they did not deliver any goods or services to the county.

The County Assembly Clerk received Ksh.24.2 million and Ksh.750,000 from Damila and Nyangume respectively.

Lilian Achieng Aloo, the wife of the Equity bank branch manager received Ksh.12,363,706.5 as 'salary' yet she was not employed by the county. Also implicated is Evelyne Awino Ogutu who is linked to Nyangume Enterprise.

Chief Finance Officer Caroline Sang and Senior Accounts controller Maurice Amek pocketed 3.95 million and 5 million shillings each from Damila Enterprises as benefits.

The six will be charged with conspiracy to commit an economic crime, abuse of office, unlawful acquisition of public property, among other charges.

 

[imei2012]

Sasa hii ndo wizi, unaiba kitu yenye baada ya kulipa legal woes like bond, fines, lawyers etc unabakisha pocket change halafu kesi inadrag 10 years

 

[The.Black.Templar]

Sasa hii ndo wizi, unaiba kitu yenye baada ya kulipa legal woes like bond, fines, lawyers etc unabakisha pocket change halafu kesi inadrag 10 years

Kwangu anything less than 500 million, not worth stealing

 

[Meria]

Sasa hii ndo wizi, unaiba kitu yenye baada ya kulipa legal woes like bond, fines, lawyers etc unabakisha pocket change halafu kesi inadrag 10 years

Hawa watapelekwa mbio kaa cheki maneno ya wizi.
Makosa yao, waliiba kidogo

 

[imei2012]

Kwangu anything less than 500 million, not worth stealing

500 mil hio inaenda way up lazima ukue na fery deep connections

 

[shocks]

Kwangu anything less than 500 million, not worth stealing

Very true. Kama huyo jamaa wa Equity, firimbii ikilia the 46m is down to 13m, sasa hiyo sijui atahonga wasee wa anti corruption, judge, karao kidogo accounts ziko frozen. Atalijua jiji!

 

[Kender9]

Sasa hii ndo wizi, unaiba kitu yenye baada ya kulipa legal woes like bond, fines, lawyers etc unabakisha pocket change halafu kesi inadrag 10 years

Siku hizi mambo imebadilika, EACC and Asset Recovery Agency wakikuamulia hutabaki na kakitu. Ask the Ngiritas and other beneficiaries of grant like Chokosh 047.

 

[Field Marshal]

Ile ujinga mko nayo ni fermented. These guys are just doing their jobs but instead ya kuwa support mnasema watahongwa. Mbona hakuhongwa when they launched the investigations.

Kukosa akili ni?

 

[The.Black.Templar]

Mbona hakuhongwa when they launched the investigations.

kwa sababu pesa ni kidogo sana, who would risk their career for small money?

 

[Cortedivoire]

Governor anafaa kufinywa makende aseme wote

 

[upepo]

Sasa hii ndo wizi, unaiba kitu yenye baada ya kulipa legal woes like bond, fines, lawyers etc unabakisha pocket change halafu kesi inadrag 10 years

Hizi pesa walikojolea kitambo. Ile imebaki ni ngumu kuzunguka nayo kila mahali.

 

[Nattydread]

Two senior Homa Bay County Assembly officers are among six suspects who have been arrested over alleged Ksh.85 million fraud.

In a statement issued on Monday, Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission CEO Twalib Mbarak said those arrested are directors or are directly linked to Nyangume Enterprises and Damila Enterprises and will be arraigned on Tuesday.

Nyangume Enterprises is owned by former Homa Bay County Assembly clerk Bob Kephas Otieno's wife, and Damila Enterprises by former Equity Bank Homa Bay branch manager David Obonyo Mireri.

The two companies, Nyangume and Damila, pocketed Ksh.26,272,460 and Ksh.46,542,645, yet they did not deliver any goods or services to the county.

The County Assembly Clerk received Ksh.24.2 million and Ksh.750,000 from Damila and Nyangume respectively.

Lilian Achieng Aloo, the wife of the Equity bank branch manager received Ksh.12,363,706.5 as 'salary' yet she was not employed by the county. Also implicated is Evelyne Awino Ogutu who is linked to Nyangume Enterprise.

Chief Finance Officer Caroline Sang and Senior Accounts controller Maurice Amek pocketed 3.95 million and 5 million shillings each from Damila Enterprises as benefits.

The six will be charged with conspiracy to commit an economic crime, abuse of office, unlawful acquisition of public property, among other charges.

Kule kwa JaKuon kuiba ni rahisi sana.

 

[DeepInYourMind]

Homa Bay town is a town smaller than its name. Visiting it you'd be surprised that it is county headquarters.

Homa Bayians better start thinking seriously about matters governance and economic development. This is non other than their own people stealing from them.