These are part of the titles Ngilu was arranging!

The argument of the land was stolen and should return to the owner bla bla bla makes sense, until I ponder back and ask....A house is never built overnight. It takes months. The "original owners" watches as the houses goes up, and wait for the owners to even settle there, for several years. Then, a Eureka moment happens and all of a sudden they realise the houses are illegal. How long did that Winners Chapel take to build for example? Now suddenly, its illegal, even after the DP went to open it. This is the question I asked about Syokimau, its the same question I ask today!!! Why? Why? Why?

Word!

Washiku, that argument is like the present argument that the British hate us going on around here.

If I'm the owner of the property, what I do or don't do with it, is of no one's concern. Heck I can even help you transport the bricks to the land if you wish.

But its still my land.

Unless the "owners" of these properties are willing to take responsibility for their own actions, I'm afraid that more of this will happen.

That land was in the Ndungu report for ages. Its history has been very clear. There is also another piece of land in the same area with the same issues.

Those investors were simply taking advantage of an owner who had died and his children did not know that their father had a kabroti somewhere. Now the children have come for their kabroti.

It pains to see the demolition, but it would pain more to see the rot continue. This exercise is necessary.