On Thursday, the ODPP Noordin Haji released a false warning claiming that his office had received investigative reports on Kalonzo Musyoka, the leader of the Wiper Party, accused of land grabbing.
The ODPP said on Twitter that the claim made by Citizen Witness on a poster is false.
"ALERT! The attached poster contains inaccurate and misleading information; the ODPP wants to inform the public of this".
The Post Says:
"I have a report outlining the investigation's findings into claims of land grabbing made by the former vice president, Hon. Kalonzo Musyoka, on New York State property. I'll examine the file and advise on the best course of action".
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In 2022, he was at the centre of the controversy when Kalonzos was accused of grabbing the 200-acre plot of land in Yatta that had once belonged to the National Youth Service.
Afterwards, the Wiper leader would travel by foot to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations' main office on Kiambu Road. He would get a report on the investigation's results and be acquitted of all charges.
Kalonzo was listed as the second owner of the Yatta land in Machakos county, according to the report.
The land was purchased from Bestraco Ltd by a business that belongs to the Kalonzo family.
According to DCI George Kinoti's report, Pastev Holdings Limited acquired private ownership of the subject property after purchasing it from Betraco Limited.
According to the DCI, Musyoka is the rightful landowner. Moreover, NYS stated that it had no stake in the land.
Vice President William Ruto was the target of a vicious onslaught by Musyoka, who claimed Kalonzo had taken the land.
The charges made by the DP, according to Kalonzo, assassinated his character, and he threatened to sue the man.
ALERT! The ODPP would like inform the public that the information on the attached poster is misleading and untrue. #HakiNaUsawa pic.twitter.com/NW5qSWQzW4
— Office of The Director Of Public Prosecutions (@ODPP_KE) March 9, 2023
