Moi University Staff Cooperative (MUSCO) members led by mzee Joseph Morenga demonstrate to protest against the mismanagement of their Sacco funds by the officials in Eldoret.
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Last year, members of the troubled sacco staged peaceful demonstrations in Eldoret Town to oppose the planned sale of Musco Towers without their involvement. They claimed they spent Sh400 million, through savings and a bank loan, to put up the structure in Eldoret’s Central Business District and will not accept the planned auction of the property. In November last year, the High Court granted a 40-day leave to the management of the sacco to negotiate a way out with the bank. The auction had been set to go down on October 30 last year before it was stopped by a court at the eleventh hour following a petition. The members of the sacco, who include teaching and non-teaching staff, said they will now seek the intervention of Parliament in a bit to save the property from falling under auctioneers hammer. The sacco also draws its membership from the University of Eldoret and Moi Teaching and Referral Hospital. Records show Musco Towers has two basement floors, seven fully-let shops on its ground floor, including an ATM lobby, and 14 offices in its mezzanine-floor that are occupied.Do not miss out on the latest news. Join the Standard Digital Telegram channel HERE.



