There is no excuse for legitimizing illegality.

Well put

..You move it to who's land?? Does he even know what he is talking about?? .... I really sympathize with Kiambu people. It feels really painful having to put up with this ndongomothi for another 4 years. kabakabogo

At least he hasn't said the river be bypassed via tunnels over buildings like power lines. Kiambu people can enjoy this wacky ride for the remaining four years.

Mtukufu naibu ana shida nyingi sana, wakahare should lay low and hide his illiteracy

@Swenani, which airport? NWay..
The future of Wilson Airport has been a subject of much debate. Even though the airport is a strategic facility for the country and has been a key contributor to KAA revenue, there has not been significant investment to upgrade the infrastructure and airport facilities. Aircraft operators face acute congestion, especially in terms of parking space and passenger terminal, hangar and office space.
The other challenge faced by the airport is the massive illegal encroachment of airport land by real estate, especially on the flight paths, that led to a security and flight safety hazard. The encroachment has meant that land for airport expansion has been utilised and a proactive land management plan needs to be implemented if the current and future status of the airport is to be guaranteed.
The KAA management is working to implement a revised master plan for the airport.
https://www.africanaeros...-a-place-in-history.html

BANKS CAUGHT UP IN CITY TYCOON’S LAND FRAUD WEB
Posted on Aug 13, 2018 38411 Views


By GALGALLO FAYO
Barclays Bank and KCB are entangled in a suit involving Nairobi tycoon Lawrence Nginyo Kariuki, who has accused a real estate company of fraudulently sub-dividing and selling off his land in Kajiado.

The two banks, which are enjoined as defendants in the suit pending in court, are holding as security titles of sections of the land in dispute.

At the centre of the row is 2.4 hectares in Ongata Rongai, which Mr Kariuki claims to have bought from his sister, Rose Wanjiru, in 1989.

The wealthy businessman, who owns multiple properties, says that sometime in 2013, he retained the services of Green Plots Properties run by one George Ndegwa to subdivide the parcel into 35 quarter-acre plots for sale.

ABUSED CONTRACT

He claims that Green Plots Properties abused the contract and in collusion with the Kajiado land registrar fraudulently excised portions of the property, which was allegedly divided and sold to unsuspecting buyers.

“[There was] fraudulent collusion between the Kajiado District Land Registrar and the 25th defendant in undertaking and approving a fraudulent survey of the excised portion,” says Mr Nginyo in court papers.

He notes one title is charged by one Paul Odhiambo in favour of Barclays and another one by one George Owino in favour of KCB’s Savings and Loan Kenya Limited.

Mr Kariuki claims that he surrendered his title to Kajiado District Land Registrar upon retaining the services of Green Plots Properties for purposes of processing of the titles for subdivisions.

But in what he terms a well laid-out plan, Green Plots Properties informed him that the total acreage for the resultant sub-divisions was actually less.

The firm indicated that its investigations had revealed that the missing portion was allegedly in the parcel of the land owned by his sister, originally the owner of the entire portion.

BOUNDARY DISPUTE

This kicked off a boundary dispute between him and his sister on the one hand, and owners of another parcel, which neighbours his land, on the other.

Green Plots Properties allegedly made him believe that the two had encroached on his land, when actually they have sub-divided the portion and were disposing of it to customers.

Mr Kariuki filed a complaint at the land registry seeking to correct the anomaly.

He carried out a resurvey of the land and discovered that 11 parcels of the sub-divisions were fraudulently created in the neighbour’s plot during mutation in order to preserve some portion of his land for fraudulent disposal.

In one of the letter he sent to the Commissioner of Land in 2009 and copied to the director of criminal investigations, he says that his surveyor, Robert Githui, colluded with the land officials without his consent to create some titles that were sold to unsuspecting people.

Mr Kariuki says that the officials at Kajiado district lands registry advised him to file the suit since the issue involves cancellations of the title deeds.

He moved to court in 2010 and listed 25 individuals and companies as respondents, in a suit that is set to attract even more parties considering that the plots might have changed ownership since then.

Last week on Thursday Mr Kariuki in a newspaper advert informed the defendants of the pending suit.

Taj Mall owner give upto 30th August 2018 to remove the illegal structure or else date with Sanny is imminent.