State officials blamed for Sh3.2 billion Ruaraka land dispute

Afrison Import and Export Limited advocate Nicholas Nyamai display a document when he stands for his client who did not turn up before the National Assembly Lands Committee at parliament on April 24, 2018 on the disputed Ruaraka Land [Boniface Okendo/Standard]

Two firms at the centre of a Sh3.2 billion school land dispute have accused influential Government individuals of frustrating their requests for compensation.

Afrison Export Import Ltd and Huelands Ltd, through its director Francis Mburu, said they were the registered owners of land registered as LR. No 7879/4 on which Ruaraka Secondary School and Drive Inn Primary School sit.