Kiambu’s boss just got his wallet snatched by the courts in a massive graft crackdown. Justice Benjamin Musyoki slapped a freeze on multiple Family Bank accounts tied to Governor Paul Kimani Wamatangi and his associated firms. The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission pushed for this lock, claiming over 813 million shillings disappeared through sketchy financial plays.
This order blocks the politician and his kin from touching cash held under King Construction Company Limited and King Group Company Limited. The ban also covers King Realtors Limited alongside Quick Fix Auto Garage Limited and Lub Plus Oil and Energy Company Limited. Authorities worry these assets might vanish if left unguarded.
Investigator Anderson Weru argues that Wamatangi steered road contracts his way while chairing a Senate committee. Money supposedly flowed from agencies like KeNHA, KURA, and KeRRA. Although papers show he stepped down as director, detectives insist he kept signing checks and acting as the real owner.
Records suggest he shifted company ownership to his wife and siblings to mask his stake. These specific legal holds stay active until February 2026, when Justice Njuguna reviews the case. The anti-graft body wants to seize the loot permanently after concluding its probe.
This order blocks the politician and his kin from touching cash held under King Construction Company Limited and King Group Company Limited. The ban also covers King Realtors Limited alongside Quick Fix Auto Garage Limited and Lub Plus Oil and Energy Company Limited. Authorities worry these assets might vanish if left unguarded.
Investigator Anderson Weru argues that Wamatangi steered road contracts his way while chairing a Senate committee. Money supposedly flowed from agencies like KeNHA, KURA, and KeRRA. Although papers show he stepped down as director, detectives insist he kept signing checks and acting as the real owner.
Records suggest he shifted company ownership to his wife and siblings to mask his stake. These specific legal holds stay active until February 2026, when Justice Njuguna reviews the case. The anti-graft body wants to seize the loot permanently after concluding its probe.
