Mr Ndegwa said he is employed by an aid organisation called IMMAP as an information officer. Mr Ndegwa said his wife owns 70 per cent of the company’s shares. Mr Ndegwa told the lawmakers that he has been paid Sh117 million by Kemsa to date. After winning the tender, Mr Ndegwa said he faced another problem since he did not have money. “How could a man in Iraq connect with firms in Kenya and work with Kemsa?” she asked.

Source: Daily Nation February 24, 2021 04:07 UTC