The family of the late Nyeri County Governor Nderitu Gachagua has appealed to President William Ruto for justice.
According to reports, the family claims a purportedly doctored Will has subjected them to years of tribulations since the death of their patriarch.
According to the family, the brother of the deceased of used the Will, along with alleged political connections and influence, to defraud, disinherit them, and misappropriate funds meant for the family.
This includes the estate of Nyeri County’s pioneer Governor Nderitu Gachagua, nine years after he was laid to rest, is a letter calling for careful and extensive scrutiny of the will, which the family says disinherited them.
The family of the late Nyeri Governor Nderitu Gachagua appeals to the State for help regarding the will
In an appeal, reportedly made through the Attorney General, the two daughters of the late Governor claimed that they were at his bedside before Gachagua’s passing in a hospital in Chelsea, London.
According to them, the condition of the late Gachagua had deteriorated to the extent that he was unable to see, write, or comprehend any legal document—raising questions about the inconsistency of the will with medical reality, witness accounts, and Gachagua’s physical condition.
The family questioned the validity of the will and appealed to the President to institute an independent and impartial investigation into the alleged forgery of the will and unlawful intermeddling in the estate.
They further seek the return of irregularly transferred assets, including Olive Gardens and Vipingo Beach Resort, and protection from intimidation and coercion.
