KDF soldier in pain after losing all retirement savings in kayole demolitions.

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  • Several homes in Nyamavilla, Kayole, were demolished on Monday, December 16, following a dispute between a real estate company and the occupants
  • An ex-KDF officer expressed frustration after his KSh 900 million home was demolished despite making payments
  • Nominated MCA Joy Mwangi expressed disappointment and claimed that the disputed land is the property of the Nairobi City Council

 

Midian Albert, a journalist at ONETIMEAFRICA brings more than three years of experience covering politics, news, and feature stories across digital and print media in Kenya.

Nairobi – Several families in Nyamavilla, Kayole Estate, were left homeless on Monday, December 16, following a series of demolitions due to a long-standing land dispute.

Several families were left homeless after their homes were demolished in Nyamavilla, Kayole.
Ex-KDF soldier (l) narrates losing home in Kayole demolitions, 

The conflict, which dates back to 2002, pits a real estate company against individuals accused of illegally occupying the contested land.

The demolitions began early Monday morning, catching many residents off guard. Some who had travelled rushed back to try to save their properties.

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