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Ntutu kin defend ownership of 830-acre Narok land

The Ntutus refute claims that the Tipis family own the property. [iStockphoto]

The family of the late Maasai elder Lerianka ole Ntutu have produced title deeds as evidence of possession of 830 acres of land in Narok County.

The land is at the centre of a dispute between the Ntutus and the family of former Cabinet minister Justus Kantet ole Tipis.

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