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Once I get into my uncle’s house suspicious men hover around

Suleiman Wangila, a university student who was evicted from his house by housing cartels at Kivumbini Estate, Nakuru town. [Courtesy]

Suleiman Wangila, a university student, has since 2016 been fighting to regain ownership of a house he acquired from his grandmother Julia Awino.

His grandmother occupied the house since 1983 before she relocated to Kisumu.

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