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Court orders auctioneers to break into MP Jayne Kihara’s home over Sh11m Mututho debt

Naivasha MP Jayne Kihara

Naivasha MP Jayne Kihara.

Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group

What you need to know:

  • Justice Julius Nangea issued the break in order allowing auctioneers appointed by Mr Mututho to access and attach the MP’s property for auction.
  • The Officer Commanding Naivasha Police Station has been directed to oversee the operation and ensure compliance with the court order.

The High Court in Nakuru has permitted auctioneers to forcibly enter the homestead of Naivasha MP, Jayne Kihara, to recover a debt of Sh7.5 million owed to former legislator John Mututho.

Justice Julius Nangea issued the break in order allowing auctioneers appointed by Mr Mututho to access and attach the MP’s property for auction.