Before he was elected Samburu governor in 2013, Lenolkulal was in the NGO world working in Northeastern. The EACC says the governor’s investments records show that he didn’t own any land or house in Nairobi at the time, but his investments sprang up immediately he was elected. According to EACC records, the governor acquired his first home near Carnivore Restaraunt in his first year as governor before suddenly indulging in an investments spree with a massive interest in the real estate. Red Rock Resort on five acres in dusty Maralal town along Maralal-Kisima road has 20 cottages valued at Sh70 million and EACC says it belongs to the governor. Revealing the governor’s investment interests, the EACC says that in his early days in office, Lenolkulal built Oryx flats in Maralal town.

Source: The Star March 29, 2019 03:00 UTC