Senator Kipchumba Murkomen also a beneficiary of the scam
The unfolding corruption scandal involving the Kerio Valley hydro-power dam construction by the Jubilee government have hit new depths with damning revelations that cash deposits paid to an Italian contractor by the Kenya Government were wired back to Kenya as kickbacks and ultimately used to pay suppliers of building materials, luxury fittings and furnishings for well connected wheeler dealers, The payments disguised as subcontractor fees were not only use to fund construction of homes and hotels but also used to fund private first class travel and helicopter rides for Tanga Tanga politicians, ghost suppliers, cowboy contractors, tax evaders and thieves of all shades. The main beneficiaries appear to be Deputy President William Ruto and his close political allies who pocketed cash meant for the construction of water and power projects in Kerio valley. This week, the Directorate of Criminal Investigations summoned directors of 107 private firms companies linked to the Sh63 billion scandal at Arror and Kimwarer multipurpose dams to record statements relating to Sh6 billion bribery and kickback scandal involving Italian construction firm CMC di Ravenna. Sources at DCI told Kenyan News Day that the firm’s and their Directors were linked to various on going projects and purchase of high value assets. The worst excesses, according to DCI sources, involved Deputy President William Ruto and Senator Kipchumba Murkomen who conspired with crooked firms to make fictitious project supplies with inflated invoicing as a means of diverting funds meant to benefit the country and the poorest communities of Kerio Valley to their own individual luxury projects. For instance; Aquva Agencies with presence in Kisumu,Nairobi and Mombasa, Infinity Furnitures, and Tiles and Carpets Centre which are all Indian-owned firms, supplied huge amounts of construction materials such as steel, timber house hold fittings and high end furniture to Dolphin Beach Hotels which is being renovated at a cost of Sh600 million by Deputy President William Ruto. Ruto’s luxury Dolphin beach resort is renovated on a 10-acre parcel in the North Coast overlooking the Indian ocean with extensive construction has been going on for two years and is part of Weston Hotel chain but under the name Dolphin Hotel.-
Ruto’s Sugoi palatial residence -
Ruto’s Sugoi palatial residence
If your name is Tom&you pay KShs 10M as “logistical support” to Dick in the mistaken believe that he is Harry an influential government official whom you expect to extend “favors” to you by influencing state tenders, then you should be arrested & Dick should be made state witness
— KIPCHUMBA MURKOMEN, E.G.H (@kipmurkomen) February 25, 2019



