Thursday, February 13, 2025 - Popular social media commentator and aspiring politician, Francis Gaitho, has accused Kikuyu MP, Kimani Ichung’wa, of owning a multi-million apartment block in Wangige, allegedly built using proceeds of corruption.
According to Gaitho, construction of the 14-floor building
began in 2022 after President William Ruto took office.
He further alleged that over 10 workers died during the
round-the-clock construction, yet their families have never been compensated.
Read his post below.
ICHUNG’WA’S BLOOD-STAINED TOWERS: A MONUMENT OF CORRUPTION?
Along Wangige-Mwimuto Road, just opposite Wangige Hospital,
stands Kitisuru Falls Residence—six towering 14-floor apartments that appeared
almost overnight.
Their owner? Majority Leader and Kikuyu MP, Kimani
Ichung’wah. Construction of these buildings kicked off barely a month after
President Ruto took office in 2022.
Day and night, Fundis worked under powerful floodlights,
racing to complete them.
But behind this rush was a dark truth—more than 10 workers
lost their lives on-site.
Their families
received no compensation, no justice—just silence.
Now, the apartments are fully complete and suspiciously
placed on the market immediately.
Why the rush to sell? What was the real source of funding?
Is this money laundering in broad daylight?
Were these towers built using taxpayers’ money or looted
public funds?
Kiambu residents, wake up!
This is not just another real estate project—this is a crime
scene.
Who will speak for the dead? Who will question the billions
behind this project?
Or will we remain silent as a few people loot and enrich themselves at the expense of the common mwananchi?
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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