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Lembus elders decry the grabbing of 50-acre utility land in Eldama Ravine

Lembus council of elders members inspecting a piece of land allegedly grabbed by private land developers on February 14, 2018. [Photo by Kipsang Joseph/Standard]

Elders from the Lembus community have called on authorities to help recover 50 acres of public land they say has been grabbed in Eldama Ravine.

Lembus Council of Elders Vice Chairman Joseph Tiongik said they wanted the National Land Commission (NLC) and the county government to ensure that the grabbers relinquished the land they said hosted important historical sites.

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