Best way is to let related cases be prosecuted & heard by different prosecutors and judges, not one individual handling all cases. That would up the stake!!!

All accused have been taken back to custody, bail hearing June 5th (Judge said its unfortunate that June 1 is a holiday)

Ngiwaco enterprises

These tenderpreneurs are all innocent of the crimes they are charged with if we're to follow the law. The guilty party is the people behind making the payments. The 7 people or so making the payments, but each verified the vendor's papers and the goods supplied and okayed the payments. Now some 'vendors' did not even apply for the tender, that just found cash in their accounts. Maybe the only thing you can charge them with is not remitting taxes and that is assuming that they did not remit.
There are too may loopholes for these criminals to get away. There's no way they could have created an elaborate scheme to loot and no door to get out after. Even a building is built with an emergency, fire escape.

I fully agree with what Amollo Otiende said, that NYS was reintroduced as a looting basket for elections. Hi ni 2022 manenos.

There was a time I explained how people loot in public offices. It never starts with the clerk. There's always a board meeting.

They are the ones who decide how many towels shall be bought and which road to pretend to build. They then go to Treasury to ask for a budget allocation. Treasury approves.

They then go and issue tenders. You see them in the newspapers. But the board approves who wins the tender. After all, they are the ones who decided which fake goods to buy or not buy.

Then the siphoning begins.

There is no way a towel can be 100k and the people in that board room have no idea. It is impossible. A gum boot for 30k cannot pass the board room.

So these Kaburas and Ngiritas are then thrown in as red herrings. Someone that the fake Nation Newspapers can write headlines about. The real money was stolen in the board room.

The board knows who got what. CBK knows which accounts got money. And treasury would never agree to pay for 100k towels unless they were in on it.

Akina lawyers will eat all that remained in that loot.

Always start with the person who came up with the idea of the "project" in the first place. Remember this guy who was juzi complaining that jubilee was formed in his house?

The day you start pinching.....even if you are day old. Meantime, i find peace in having those thieves in custody for one week. That should give them a real life glimpse of what awaits them. Kudos to the judge,DPP and his team.

Most county garment are performing worse than the central government when it comes to comparative amounts of cash lost to corruption, this is simply ridiculous, focus on your MCA's and gafanaz, those are the thieves you elected now.

Looks like a water and air tight case to me, investigations are quite thourough. What some call an "open and closed" case. Court is formality here.

All the payments are backed by documents. And the court will rely on documents to make a judgement.

Therefore the judge will ask:
1. Was the supplier among NYS approved suppliers? Answer Yes.
2. Was the tender advertised? Yes.
3. Did NYS award the tender? Yes.
4. Are there minutes of meeting awarding tender? Yes.
5. Were goods/services received? Yes.
6. Was payment made? Yes.

Not that I am supporting the "theft" but that is the fact as per the law.

Also each company bids alone, and therefore if you quote that you will sell gumboots to NYS at 5,000 each pair, and you are awarded the tender after NYS has reviewed all bids, then you haven't committed any crime. Just like you cant jail Kempinski CEO for selling his tusker at 500 bob when everyone knows it costs 150 hapo river road. Note that there is always a disclaimer in tender documents that the tenderer isn't bound to accept the lowest bid.

You have explained it very well. Those govt officers are the cartels. Then they wait hapo basement for ngirita to withdraw the millions and hand in the money to them in gunias. And she is paid some "facilitation fee".