EACC Detectives Raid Nairobi Urban Planning Chief Officer's Home, Recover Millions in Cash

Author: kenyans.co.kePublished on: June 4, 2026Country: Kenya

Crime & LawPolitics

EACC Detectives Raid Nairobi Urban Planning Chief Officer's Home, Recover Millions in Cash

EACC detectives raided the home of a senior Nairobi County urban planning official, recovering millions of shillings in cash. The investigation is ongoing, and the governor has not commented. The article also recalls past scandals, including the acquittal of former governor Evans Kidero in November 2025 and the conviction of Jimmy Kiamba and Lilian Ndegwa in July 2022.

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