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Mark Too family loses 25,000 acre Eldoret land to Sirikwa squatters

Sirikwa Squatters vs Mark Too

William Choge, Secretary for Sirikwa Squatters Group displays a document claiming they won a court case against the late Mark Too, over ownership of a 25,000 acres land in Eldoret.

Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group

The family of the late former powerful Kanu politician Mark Too has suffered a blow after they lost control of a 25,000-acre tract of land in Eldoret following a Court of Appeal judgement delivered on Friday.

Despite having been given 67.5 acres of the 25,000 acres by the High Court, the Too family also lost that particular parcel of land with the Appellate court describing the late President Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi’s blue-eyed boy’s acquisition of the land as ‘misrepresentation and fraudulent’.