Land Grabbing Scandal Rocks Karen Ward as MP Jalang’o Faces Allegations
-
MP Jalang’o Under Fire for Alleged Land Seizure in Karen Ward
-
Controversy Surrounds MP Jalang’o Amid Land Seizure Claims
-
Accusations Fly as MP Jalang’o is Accused of Forcibly Taking Land in Karen
Felix Odiwuor, the Member of Parliament for Lang’ata, also known as “Jalang’o,” is currently facing accusations of engaging in land grabbing activities within Karen Ward.
The National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’ís of Kenya has reported that Jalang’o, together with a group of individuals, purportedly attacked security personnel and illegally trespassed onto a property located on Muhusi Road in the Mukoma residences vicinity on May 15, 2024.
According to the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’ís of Kenya, the assailants tied up the guards, threatened them with a gun and commanded them to vacate the premises before speeding off in a black Range Rover.
In a letter addressed to the Karen Lang’ata District Association (KLDA) and the Mukoma Residents Association, the National Spiritual Assembly of the Bahá’ís of Kenya details the incident.
“The National Assembly of the Baha’is of Kenya has received a report from its security firm this morning informing them of an assault on their security guards at the above property within Mukoma residences area on Muhusi Road,” the letter states.
“The incident happened yesterday, 1 May 2024, at approximately 17:00 hrs, and the firm responded to the security guard call.”
The letter continues to describe the events, stating that the intruders, led by Jalang’o, broke the gate, tied up the security guards, and threatened them with a gun.
“The intruder was identified as Mr. Phelix Odiwuor Khodhc (Aka Jalang’o MP Lang’ata Constituency). He was seen driving off in a black Range Rover and was accompanied by other people. They broke the gate, tied the hands of the security guards, roughed them up, pointed a gun at them, and told them not to be seen on the land again before speeding off,” the letter explains.
The incident was reported to Hardy Police Station later that night.
The Bahá’í community has informed the Karen Lang’ata District Association (KLDA) and Mukoma Residents Association to remain vigilant against such intrusions.
