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| Lands Cabinet Secretary Charity Ngilu (left) addresses a press conference at Ardhi House in Nairobi Thursday regarding the Lang’ata Road Primary School land ownership dispute. With her is NationalLand Commission commissioner Dr Rose Musyoka. The CS said together with NLC, they will repossess all public land grabbed by private developers. [PHOTO: ANDREW KILONZI/STANDARD] |
NAIROBI: Lands Cabinet Secretary Charity Ngilu has revealed the four directors of the housing company alleged to have grabbed the Lang'ata Primary School playground, even as the National Land Commission (NLC) threatened to recommend legal action against them.
After days of probe trying to unmask the faces behind the Airport View Housing Limited, Ngilu Thursday produced documents from the Registrar of Companies giving details of the four, who are the registered directors, at least as at October 31, 2013.
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