One of the key suspects in the alleged theft of Sh 791 million NYS money has sensationally claimed that she shared the loot with former Devolution Cabinet Secretary, Miss Anne Waiguru.
In a 16 page affidavit, Josephine Kabura claimed that Ms Waiguru was at the centre of the scandal and knew everything that was going on all along.
Kabura said Waiguru played a key role in formulating devious schemes to divert public attention and mislead investigative agencies from getting to the bottom of the scandal.
The suspect says that prior to the Sh 791 million contract, Waiguru had assisted her “secure other contracts, with about 30 LPOs for my other companies at NYS with a value in excess of Sh 400 million”.
Kabura also claimed that Waiguru planned, facilitated and protected the people involved in the NYS scandal.
She says that Ms Waiguru helped her register companies that she used to do business with NYS.
Kabura claimed that Waiguru also gave her specific instructions to open bank accounts for them at Family Bank. She instructed her that all the accounts were to be opened at the Kenya Tea Development Authority Plaza branch.
“Ms Waiguru called an employee of Family Bank whose role was to ensure that the accounts were opened and operated without any hiccups,” said Kabura.
According to her, Waiguru instructed her to work closely with the former CS’ sister, Ms Loise Mbarire, who would be given money regularly.
“Most of the time, the CS Waiguru would request that I give part profits to a lady named Loise Mbarire, CS Waiguru’s sister, who was supposed to give back the money to me or the CS Waiguru after servicing her deliveries.”
She said Waiguru was using her sister and political analyst, Mutahi Ngunyi, to collect the money from her.
She also said that she was instructed to pay journalists Sh 10 million for propaganda and to assist her clean her name.
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