Sigh for Kidero as the court grants him a little time to enjoy his wealth.

Kidero always gets a lifeline. From Mumias company where he walked escort free.

Maybe Kidero is good at pulling strings that he always survives.

The High Court has temporarily barred the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) from further searching or evaluating former Nairobi Governor Evans Kidero’s properties.

Judge Hedwig Ong’udi issued the restraining orders on Thursday morning pending a ruling on the matter on Tuesday next week.

“The respondents to put on hold any further search or investigations pending the ruling on 6th of November,” the court directed.

Kidero is seeking orders restraining EACC from conducting further raids at his home, this after claims that is privacy is infringed.

The former Governor claims that since he exited politics he has been on the receiving end of “threats, attacks, harassment, witch-hunt and intimidation by the EACC and DPP.”

He alleges that the search warrant was obtained in a bid to sustain an ongoing criminal case which he claims is facing imminent failure due to lack of evidence.

In the court documents, Kidero says that he is a man of fair means who has accumulated his wealth gradually over the course of years since his first employment back in the year 1983.

However, EACC told the court that Kidero is already facing criminal charges and that the officers raided his premises looking for evidence.

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On September 20 this year, detectives from the EACC raided Kidero’s home in Muthaiga and later took him to his office on Riverside Drive in Westlands Nairobi, where they mounted a search for documents believed to link him to the corruption charges he is facing.

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The former Nairobi Governor has since pleaded not guilty to three corruption-related charges leading to the loss of Ksh.213 million public funds.

Kidero denied a charge of conspiring to commit an offence of fraud and two counts of dealing with suspect property leading to loss of public funds.

He is accused alongside nine others for services not rendered on diverse dates between January 16, 2014 and January 2016.

 

DO YOU THINK DR. KIDERO WILL SURVIVE THIS CORRUPTION CASE?

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