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Two groups battle over 100-acre land in Njoro

Some of Uhuru Welfare Association alleging to be Mau Mau descendants with their lawyer Kipkoech Terer (Far left), outside Nakuru Law Courts on February 24, 2021. [Daniel Chege, Standard]

A group of 723 elderly men and women have moved to the Lands Court in Nakuru to seek eviction orders against another group of over 200 squatters occupying disputed land in Njoro.

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