First win for Lilian Ng’ang’a in property battle against Governor Mutua

Lilian Ng’ang’a, the enstranged former partner to Machakos Governor Alfred Mutua has won the first round battle over property dispute.
This is after a Nairobi court dismissed an application by Mutua to transfer a property dispute case involving Lilian to Machakos.
Nairobi Principal Magistrate E Wanjala dismissed his objection on account that it was frivolous and without merit.
“The court finds that the objections raised by Mutua are not sustainable and lacking in merit. They are dismissed in their entirety and the case will proceed on November 15 as scheduled,” ruled the magistrate.
Lilian had in two separate suits filed at the Milimani Commercial Court sued Mutua for allegedly taking over her company and forcefully entering into her home to repossess a vehicle she bought in 2014.
She accused Mutua of illegally transferring properties they acquired while living together.
Lilian alleges that Mutua illegally transferred her shares in Ndash Enterprises Limited (the hotel company) to his sister, Ann Mbandi Mutua.
“…Again, a dear act of fraud. At no point did I execute a transfer of my shares or otherwise transfer my 1600 shares (45 per cent) shareholding in the company to him, let alone his sister,” she said.
She has filed a case in court seeking a restrainment order against the governor while calling on the DPP Noordin Haji and IG Mutyambai to probe the matter.
According to Lilian, they both held a meeting on September 22, 2021 to settle the separation amicably, however, Mutua declared her as his “enemy number one” and demanded she refunds any money he had ever given her.
She alleged Mutua threatened to “crush me to ashes” and harm persons close to her.
“He further demanded I apologize and retract the statements I’ve made on social media -regarding our breakup, which I declined. He stated that he had offers from people to kill persons close to me, and threatened that he might indeed take up the offers to teach some of them a lesson,” read the statement.



