CorruptionExposed

Kemsa Chairman Kembi Gitura Received Kickbacks In The Scandal

Kenya Medical Supplies Agency (KEMSA) chairman, Kembi Gitura, is among the Covid-19 billionaires, going by a preliminary report released by National Assembly’s Public Investment Committee, chaired by Mvita MP Abdulswamad Shariff Nassir.

According to the report, Gitura, who is also a former Murang’a County Senator, received a kickback of Sh 45 million from one of the companies that were awarded a tender to supply Personal Protective Equipment (PPEs) at KEMSA.

The company is among 50 firms on Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) radar for their role in the questionable deals that have left KEMSA with a Sh6.2 billion stock it is unable to dispose of — unless at a loss.

EACC boss, Twalib Mbarak, said investigations into the scandal were at advanced stages.

Others mentioned in the scandal include Nairobi Senator, Johnson Sakaja, former Gatanga MPs Peter Kenneth and David Murathe, President Uhuru Kenyatta‘s niece and Steve Ngatia of Megascope Limited.


There's no story that cannot be told. We cover the stories that others don't want to be told, we bring you all the news you need. If you have tips, exposes or any story you need to be told bluntly and all queries write to us [email protected] also find us on Telegram

Related posts

Sh186M Tax Bill Scandal Haunts LSK

nairobi-exposed

Allegations of Exploitative Practices at Anytime Distributors

nairobi-exposed

FRAUD: Kiambu County Spent Sh20M On Airtime

nairobi-exposed

A Dead Victim And Dead Witness, Moses Kuria Mentioned In Unresolved Rape Case

nairobi-exposed

City Lawyer Details Sh149B TSC-Minet Tender Scam And How Teachers Were Shortchanged

nairobi-exposed

Cash Crunch: Why Controller of Budget Has Denied Siaya, Mombasa And 8 Other Counties Access To Cash

nairobi-exposed

This website uses cookies to improve your experience. We'll assume you're ok with this, but you can opt-out if you wish. Accept Read More