Freedom: Court Hands Back sh 200M to DP Gachagua

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Wednesday, February 1, 2023 –Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua’s sh 200 million which the State had seized last year will be refunded in full. The court had decided.

The millions which had been forfeited by Uhuru Kenyatta’s regime claiming it was proceeds of corruption has been found to be honest earnings through straight forward business activities by DP Gachagua.

Through his able Lawyer Kioko Kilukumi and the Asset Recovery Agency ARA, Gachagua reached an agreement to settle the matter after new evidence in his favour emerged.

And today Wednesday February 1, the Court of Appeal vacated orders of the High Court that had declared the millions as graft proceeds.

In June last year, Justice Esther Maina ordered that the sh 200 million be returned back to the State; what led to freezing of several bank accounts belonging to Mr. Gachagua who by then was the Member of Parliament MP Mathira Constituency.

The Star publication listed that Gachagua’s three accounts at Micro-Finance Bank were holding sh 165 million, sh 35 million and sh 773,228 all in total of sh 200 million fraudulently acquired cash.

Furthermore, a fourth bank account in the name of Jenne Enterprises held a whopping questionable sh 1,138,142.

During the early stages of the case, Gachagua’s defence team argued that the monies came from loans and government tenders.