Details have emerged of how Moses Mungai impersonated spy master chief Philip Kameru in dealings with Ruaraka land owner Francis Mburu.
Mburu and Mungai recorded statements with Flying Squad officers on Wednesday.
Officers found a pistol and an ID stating Mungai works for the National Intelligence Service.
Police said Mburu told investigators that Mungai demanded Sh10 million to help him sort out the Ruaraka land case.
The land owner was released and asked to report to the DCI on Thursday morning while the impersonator remained in police custody.

Tell us what law you are quoting broda...

So according to you if equity collapses all companies that had loans at the bank also automatically collapse and securities deposited become public property?

Nope. Equity doesn't take possession. They just use it as security. If I gave my house as security to equity I continue living in my house as i service my loan. And if equity collapses i still continue living in my house but stop servicing the loan until the receivers, if any, tell me the way forward.

Also your statement (quote) up there is very clear that it is the bank that collapsed not Mburu's company.

Later Mburu handled his issues with the receivers and got his title back.

That letter is fake since it doesn't have a letter head neither is it signed. Though it also acknowledges that the land is PRIVATELY owned.

Look again, but as i said, only the DPP will unearth the rot here

Yesterday, the Ministry of Education contradicted the same govt and said the land belongs to the govt. So much about govt contradicting each other

That's why as @hardwood points out, in the midst of the circus, a court will ask NLC on who is the owner of the land and Swazuri says Mbuzi ni ya mburu. Sonko, Meshark and all of us in Wazua can then present any other opininon. Mburu has the patience of a Croc, always in wait for an opportunity to strike. Now he is saying he has a new claim for 30 billion making what he has already been paid look like petty cash.Me thinks he is a front for a faceless real owner.

Ma vulture are circling...

According to the Ministry of Lands, Afrison Export Import Ltd and Huelands Ltd are the registered owners, having acquired it on December 30, 1981, from Joreth Ltd. Sometime later, the two companies secured a loan from Continental Credit Finance (now under receivership) to finance development of 600 housing units on the land LR 7879/4. In 1986, Continental Credit Finance Ltd ran into financial problems and was unable to sustain the financing agreement with the two firms which owned the land in question.

After the collapse Continental Credit Finance Ltd, the project developers entered into a financing agreement with the Kenya Posts and Telecommunications Corporation (KPTC). However, KPTC also ran into financial problems in 1988 and was unable to complete financing of the project. On August 18, 1988, following financial problems at KPTC, the Government entered into a ‘rescue contract’ with the Corporation to purchase 196 houses on portion of the Ruaraka Land to house Police Officers from the General Service Unit (GSU). The Government paid part of the purchase price but the deal was never completed due to court cases and related complications. On the same land but on different portions, a school and a chief’s camp had been built.