KENYAN LADY SEEKS INSPECTOR GENERAL HELP IN PROPERTY DISPUTE

KENYAN LADY SEEKS INSPECTOR GENERAL HELP IN PROPERTY DISPUTE

By Chris Ojow

Through several letters authored by Joyce

Nzisa Nduya Muthama through her officers of

the Court to various independent institutions

seeking Justice over ownership of her alleged

properties has not been successful.

The estranged wife of former Senator

Machakos County Kenya Johnson Muthama

through several Documents filed before Court is

now seeking the assistance of the Chief Justice

of Kenya and the Inspector General of National

Police Service of Kenya to come to her aid.

In a letter addressed to the Country Deputy

Director of Criminal Investigations (DDCI)

Joseph Ashimala four days ago, Joyce

Muthama in the letter is requesting the Deputy

DCI to arrange for her an appointment with the

Chief Investigator Director of Criminal

Investigations (DCI) George Kinoti.

To enable her explain her predicaments in the

hands of Judiciary and Director of Public

Prosecution whom she alleged has frustrated

her efforts to seek Justice over her alleged

properties.

In the letter which Joyce Muthama authored on

Wednesday 25th March 2020 addressed to

Director Of Criminal Investigations and received

on the same day by the DCI Security Registry

stamped and signed seeks to address five

issues.

The reason why Joyce Nzisa Muthama’s name

was omitted from Muthama Gemstone Limited

Company and her shares allegedly transfered to

Johnson Nduya Muthama and Alice Mulimi

Muthama her Child who was only nine years old

without her consent and consultation.

Joyce Muthama also accuses Registrar of

Companies for being involved in the fraudulent

process to deny her rightful assets and call for

the Prosecution of the Office holders at Sheria

House.

She also complained that a title deed number

209/6913 of Woodley Estate was fraudulently

transfered to her and her Children on 17th of

August the year 1993, the author further

claimed that she was married while she was

under 18 that’s why she was able to co-own

several properties with her estranged husband

Johnson Nduya Muthama.

A tittle deed number 72/997 Jambo Estate,

Langata was also fraudulently transfered to her

and her Children in the year 1993 against her

will, tittle deed number 30597/311 Runda, all

she alleged was transfered to her against her

wish.

She also claimed that an order delivered on

02nd July 2012 in a civil suit number 4270 of

1991 was allegedly doctored by the Register of

High Court of Kenya a matter she raised with

the Court by filing a complain letter and

nothing has been done to date.

Joyce Muthama through her letter is seeking to

meet the Chief Investigator in regards to her

oppressing serious matters, which she claimed

has been sabotaged by State Officers whenever

she tries to pursue and she’s now calling for the

Inspector General of National Police Service of

Kenya to intervene in the way the Investigating

officers have suspiciously handled her matters.

In the issue of forgeries by the Registrar of High

Court Family Division, Joyce authored a letter

on 05th August 2019 to alert the Director of

Criminal Investigations on the fraudulent

practice at the Judiciary.

Where the complaint letter was forwarded to

Director of Criminal Investigations on 05th

August 2019 and was received stamped and

signed by DCI Security Registry, the same letter

was forwarded to Director of Public Prosecution

and was received on 09th August 2019 signed

and stamped by DPP Register and up to date

the author has never been assisted nor

communicated to on any developments

concerning her predicaments.

The letter a civil suit 01 of 2015 formerly civil

suit number 4270 of 1991 and order issued on

21st July of 2012 was also copied to Peris

Muthoni Director of Complains at the Office of

the Director of Criminal Investigations, no

response to the complainant to date .

In the matter Joyce Muthama was seeking for

the Director of Public Prosecution to reopen her

matter fresh investigations be instituted, she

alleged that Officers at the DPP, Judiciary and

DCI conspired to frustrate her from seeking

Justice.

09th July 2019 Director of Criminal

Investigations wrote a replying letter to Joyce

Nzisa Nduya Muthama on ref, to a call to

investigate the purported consent order which

was fraudulently obtained in a civil suit number

01 of 2015 formerly civil suit number 4270 of

1991.

Where the Director of Criminal Investigations

informed the author that her complaint which

was lodged to their department on 30th August

2018 was investigated and the matter

forwarded to Director of Public Prosecution for

perusal and be acted upon, the replying letter to

Joyce Muthama was written and signed by

Geoffrey Kinyua acting for Director of Criminal

Investigations.

And on 15th November 2018 in the same civil

suit 01 of 2015 formerly civil suit number 4270

of 1991, the Director of Public Prosecution in

reference, informed the Complainant Joyce,

that

Her complain was received on 22nd August

2018 by Evelyne Onunga Principal Prosecution

Counsel at the Office of the Director of Public

Prosecution.

The complaint letter was seeking

advise and directions, where the DPP through a

replying letter advised the Complainant to seek

redress at the court that issued the order and

further direction that the court will issue will be

adhered to promptly.

Due to the alleged blame game going on within

the independent institutions, the complainant is

very much disturbed and has opted to seek the

assistant of the Country Inspector General to

explain her predicaments and the way forward

on her matters.

….. The Investigating piece over property

ownership within one of the Kenyan Royal

families continues…..