Banker spills cheque trail in Mandago, Finland case

A bank official gave detailed testimony in a billion-shilling education fund trial. The witness appeared before Senior Principal Magistrate Alloys Ndege at the Nakuru Law Courts. The official outlined banking procedures and traced financial movements linked to the case.

Senator Jackson Mandago faces graft charges with co-accused Joshua Lelei and Meshack Rono. They are alleged to have embezzled funds meant for a student scholarship program. The total amount involved reaches one point one billion shillings.

The witness produced documentary exhibits concerning a series of cheques. These cheques were allegedly signed by the accused persons. Testimony connected the transactions to specific accounts under investigation.

Prosecutors assert public money was unlawfully diverted from the Uasin Gishu Overseas Education Trust Fund. This fund was established to support students pursuing studies in Finland. The alleged misappropriation denied beneficiaries their critical opportunity.

The Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions stated the evidence supports their broader case. Their position is that public resources were exposed to abuse. The court hearing continues as prosecutors present further evidence.
 

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