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Andrew Gachagua Njui was arrested in Nyeri for allegedly defrauding a victim through a fake land sale. According to the article, he received KSh 900,000 from the complainant for land that was later found to be registered in another person's name. His arrest followed a warrant issued after he failed to appear in court for a hearing.

Irima Mugo was arrested alongside John Mugo Njeru in connection with an alleged land fraud case involving an 8.35-acre parcel in Nairobi. Investigators said she, as a director of Daimler Enterprises Limited, was linked to the use of a falsified grant and forged title deed to claim the land. The ODPP directed that she be charged with fraud-related offenses.

John Mugo Njeru was arrested by DCI detectives over an alleged scheme targeting an 8.35-acre property along Old Mombasa Road. Authorities said he, as a director of Daimler Enterprises Limited, was involved in using falsified land documents to support a fraudulent ownership claim. He was to be charged with offenses including conspiracy to defraud, uttering a false document, and obtaining registration by false pretences.

Daimler Enterprises Limited was linked to an alleged land fraud scheme involving an 8.35-acre parcel along Old Mombasa Road in Nairobi. Investigators said the company claimed ownership using a falsified grant and a forged title deed, despite the land being legitimately registered in the complainant's name. The firm's directors were arrested after the ODPP approved charges including conspiracy to defraud and obtaining registration by false pretences.

Unregistered housing cooperative that collected monthly contributions from members for over 3 years promising affordable houses in Ruaka. No land was ever purchased and no construction started. The organizers diverted funds to personal accounts. Over 500 families affected.

Real estate company that sold plots along Kangundo Road at inflated prices with promises of infrastructure development. Title deeds provided were for different parcels of land than what was shown. Some plots were on road reserves or riparian land. Over 200 buyers affected.

Mombasa-based property developer that collected deposits for beachfront apartments in Bamburi. Construction was never started despite collecting millions. Directors fled the country. Victims formed an association seeking legal redress through Mombasa courts.

Suraya Property Group was a real estate company that sold off-plan apartments in Kilimani, Nairobi. The company collected deposits from hundreds of buyers but failed to complete construction. Directors were charged with obtaining money by false pretenses.

Gakuyo Real Estate, linked to Bishop David Ngari, sold plots and promised affordable housing in Murang'a and other areas. Many buyers never received their land or houses. DCI investigations revealed widespread fraud with hundreds of victims across Central Kenya.

CEO George Mburu ran housing fraud targeting diaspora buyers. US-based Kenyan paid KES 4.25 million for unit in Asali Estate along Kangundo road, Malaa. Two years later the site showed only dilapidated foundations with no infrastructure. Used YouTube videos and artistic impressions to lure overseas investors into buying non-existent properties.

Ensnared US-based investor in KES 57 million fraud involving White Park Gardens development. Property was not located where the sales agreement claimed (listed as Ruai East, Nairobi but actually in Mavoko, Machakos County). Land registration number Block 3/90489 was fabricated. Under investigation for tax evasion and money laundering of KES 417 million.

Paid 100k deposit for land in Kikuyu. Land search came back empty. Company stopped responding after I asked for refund.