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Two firms linked to Sh357m Sonko graft charge fail to unfreeze accounts

Former UDA National Elections Board chairman Anthony Mwaura.

Former UDA National Elections Board chairman Anthony Mwaura Ng’ang’a. His two construction companies implicated in the Sh357 million corruption scandal at Nairobi County government during the tenure of former governor Mike Sonko have failed in their bid to unfreeze their bank accounts.

Photo credit: File | Nation Media Group

Two construction companies implicated in the Sh357 million corruption scandal at Nairobi County government during the tenure of former governor Mike Sonko have failed in their bid to unfreeze their bank accounts and to get back nine motor vehicles.

The companies, Hardy Enterprises Limited and Toddy Civil Engineering Company Limited, wanted the court of appeal to set aside the High Court’s decision to dismiss their request for review of the orders that froze their Sh277 million in various banks.