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Slain Nakumatt auditor’s widow joins debts suit
Mr Atul Shah, Nakumatt managing director. FILE PHOTO | NMG
What you need to know:
- James Karanja Mwangi’s widow, Latoya Mghoi Kaka, says Nakumatt did not remit a Sh30 million insurance payout to his family despite receiving the sum from Kenindia Insurance.
- Nakumatt received the cash that was meant for his family’s compensation arising from a life insurance policy.
- Ms Kaka, after being granted administration of her late husband’s estate, attempted to collect the money but learned that the money had been received by Nakumatt which is yet to remit it to her and Mr Karanja’s other survivors.
James Karanja Mwangi, the Nakumatt internal auditor who was shot dead under mysterious circumstances in June 2015, is among the supermarket’s long list of creditors with a Sh30 million claim to his name.
Mr Karanja’s widow, Latoya Mghoi Kaka, says Nakumatt did not remit a Sh30 million insurance payout to his family despite receiving the sum from Kenindia Insurance.
