He was charged with multiple counts of obtaining money by false pretences arising from alleged land sale transactions.
The prosecution alleges that the accused fraudulently received various sums of money from several complainants after claiming he had authority and capacity to sell parcels of land located in Karen, Nairobi.
According to court documents, the transactions were carried out between 2016 and 2019 and involved payments of Ksh16 million, Ksh18.7 million, Ksh25 million and Ksh26.5 million. Investigators allege the representations made to the complainants regarding ownership and sale of the properties were false.
The charges relate to parcels identified as L.R. No. 13873 and L.R. No. 13873/10, with the prosecution maintaining that the accused knowingly misrepresented his ability to transfer the properties.
The accused appeared before the court and pleaded to the charges. The court released him on a bond of Ksh2 million or an alternative cash bail of Ksh500,000, subject to the provision of two contact persons.
He later took plea on a separate but related charge sheet, with the court retaining the same bond and bail conditions.
The matter is scheduled for pre-trial directions on June 24, 2026.