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Society, Bahati MP tussle over land ownership in Lanet

Prarie Cooperative Society officials led by chairman Francis Kariuki Muhindi (centre), secretary Titus Kiragu (left) and Joseph Ng’era addressing the press in Lanet, Nakuru Town, on November 3, 2019. They accused Bahati MP Kimani Ngunjiri and area MCA Wilson Mwangi of planning to grab their land. PHOTO | FRANCIS MUREITHI | NATION MEDIA GROUP

What you need to know:

  • Mr Ng’era said he owns two plots in the controversial land and had all the documents.
  • Bahati ward rep also denied claims of grabbing the society land in Lanet on the outskirts of Nakuru Town.

Members of Nakuru-based Prarie Cooperative Society have accused Bahati MP Kimani Ngunjiri and Menengai East Ward Rep Wilson Mwangi of plotting to grab their land.

Led by their chairman Francis Kariuki Muhindi, the society members claimed that they bought 69.8-acre land, which they later subdivided, from a white settler farmer in the 1960s.