The graft war in Kenya has mentioned al the powerful people in the country who somehow have been embroiled in the trap.
The Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Noordin Haji Noordin Haji has made a second attempt to have the infamous KSh 500 million Karen land case withdrawn.
Through Senior Assistant Director of Public Prosecutions Edwin Okello, the DPP claimed there were some serious inconsistencies in investigations hence the case had to be withdrawn.
Kagure, who has been nominated for the position of Nairobi County Deputy Governor, claims to have bought the land for KSh 100 million cash in 2011 from the late Roger Bryan Robson before he passed away a year late.
Since Robson had no living family in Kenya his British lawyer Guy Spencer Elms had a huge hand in deciding the fate of his property.
Spencer went on to face a lengthy court battle in 2017 after being accused of forging the Will of his client.
Even as Haji seeks to toss the case away, Kagure’s lawyer insisted his client was merely the victim in the multi-million scandal.