EACC Orders Forfeiture of Ksh 207,741,928 million from Former Trans Nzoia Accountant
EACC secured court orders to forfeit Ksh 207,741,928 million in assets from former Trans Nzoia County accountant Andrew Biketi Musuya.
In Brief
- •EACC secured court orders to forfeit Ksh 207,741,928 million in assets from former Trans Nzoia County accountant Andrew Biketi Musuya.
- •Judgment delivered on 8 October 2026 by Hon. Justice Rose Ougo of the Anti‑Corruption and Economic Crimes Court.
- •Investigations found Musuya accumulated Ksh 289,932,910 million between January 2013 and October 2018, including bank deposits, landed properties and vehicles.
- •Court ruled Musuya could not explain the source of the Ksh 207,741,928 million and ordered forfeiture to the state.
- •Assets include apartments in Mombasa and Bungoma, apartment blocks in Mtwapa, a five‑bedroom house, and undeveloped parcels.
Why It Matters
The forfeiture demonstrates the EACC’s active role in enforcing Kenya’s anti‑corruption laws and signals a broader effort to hold public officials accountable for illicit wealth. By seizing assets that exceed legitimate income, the case reinforces public trust in governance and underscores the economic impact of corruption on public resources.
Key Details
- Total Forfeited Assets
- Ksh 207,741,928 million
- Accumulated Assets (2013‑2018)
- Ksh 289,932,910 million
- Judgment Date
- 2026‑10‑08
- Court
- Anti‑Corruption and Economic Crimes Court
- Accountant
- Andrew Biketi Musuya
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