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Firms in NYS scam want freeze on accounts lifted

Proprietors of companies being probed after the National Youth Service lost Sh800 million have asked the High Court to lift a freeze on their accounts.

Josephine Kabura, Peter Omari and Caroline Njambi, who claim to own the six companies in the suit, claim that the freeze orders obtained by Banking Fraud Investigation Unit (BFIU) detectives were through deceit and meant to intimidate them into admitting to the fraud allegations.

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