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Salon, advocates accounts frozen in NYS suspects money hunt

NYS suspects Phylis Njeri Ngirita (left) and Ann Ngirita (centre) consult their lawyer Cliff Ombeta at Milimani law court on June 5, 2018. [Beverlyne Musili/Standard]

A law firm, a consultancy agency and a salon are among entities and individuals being haunted by the Sh9 billion National Youth Service scam.

 Asset Recovery Authority (ARA) has obtained orders freezing Ajaa Olubagi and Company Advocates, a consultancy firm Clyde Associates and Ngara Beauty Point and Salon bank accounts for investigations on whether the owners might have received or transacted with NYS money.

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