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Palatial homes, luxury SUVs to be seized from NYS suspects

President Uhuru Kenyatta presents a title deed to Jackson Mwangi at Jacarada Grounds in Nairobi's Eastlands, on Wednesday. [Beverlyne Musili, Standard]

The State has flagged several multi-million-shilling properties for repossession from several National Youth Service (NYS) scandal suspects should they be convicted of economic crimes.

The assets targeted include three houses in Nairobi’s Muthaiga estate, an affluent neighbourhood, 23 luxury vehicles, three barber shops in Thika, two apartments and three boutiques, which are all linked to a couple under investigation.

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