Ex-Governer Ferdinand Waititu in a fresh scandal after grabbing a multi-million land

The former governor defended himself against the accusations but directed his lawyers not to appear or defend the case.

The land mentioned in the case belonged to a real estate company. The firm was ordered to recover the land alongside crucial documents from Waititu.

“I am satisfied that the plaintiff had proved its claim against the defendants and it is entitled to the prayers sought in the plaint.

“The defendants shall vacate within 90 days failure to which the plaintiff is at liberty to apply for eviction orders,” the judge ruled.

Waititu was further accused of invading the land after the real estate company purchased it from a private firm at approximately Ksh 30 million. He was also alleged to have issued threats and intimidated the real estate company.

However, he defended himself by accusing the private firm of selling the land to the real estate company behind his back. Waititu claimed to have purchased it at Ksh 15 million.

“After I paid a 10% deposit, we verbally agreed that I could move in and subdivide the land for sale to raise the balance of the purchase price,” he argued.