Sonko reveals Waititu used to copy exams from him

Nairobi Governor Mike Mbuvi Sonko has revealed that Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu used to copy Continuous Assessment Tests (CATs) from him while in campus.

Sonko made these remarks following Waititu’s comments that demolitions should stop and instead the rivers re-directed.

Further, Sonko went ahead to tell Waititu that he should concentrate on matters pertaining to his County and leave alone Nairobi County matters.

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The Facebook post by the Nairobi governor read;

My good friend and colleague should concentrate on his county. He should know we don’t mix friendship with work. Even Weston; My Buru buru Casurina cocobeach plot; Taj mall and many other buildings shall not be spared if found to be on riparian or public land.
OR May be he does not know what is the definition of a Riparian land and that’s why even in campus he was copying me during CATS. Infact he needs to tell us the status of a petrol station constructed on a grabbed public access at the junction of mihango and Njiru.

Waititu has been linked with a number of land scandals previously while he was a Member of Parliament. In 2014, it was alleged that the Kiambu governor allegedly approached his uncle in 2011 to get him a buyer to purchase land at Saika, measuring 7.40 hectares (approximately 181/4 acres) in Nairobi– the land was allegedly being sold by the National Bank.

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Waititu reportedly promised his uncle that any money made above the asking price wouldbe his brokerage fee. Coincidentally, Bins Management Services Limited, owned by Waititu, through the directorship of his wife Susan Wangari Ndung’u and daughter Monica Njeri Ndung’u, was to oversee the procurement processes.

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The uncle was told that the company was purchasing the land to re-sale, and that he (Waititu) had paid 10 per cent of the purchase price to the bank– a total of Sh8.5 million– with the selling price of the land being Sh85 million.

“He told my colleague William Kagotho Gachuiri and I, that he wanted to buy the property through the company, but was unable to raise the whole amount. He engaged us to seek a buyer and his asking price was Sh105 million,” said Mbugua then a freelance estate agent.

Mbugua says he trusted his nephew to be acting in good faith, and went for a verbal agreement to market the property LR No Nairobi/Block 127/1 Saika on behalf of Bins management.

Mbugua claims he brought Wall Street Business Park Limited on board, who agreed to pay Sh130 million.

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