Jubilee politician finds himself in trouble after police raid and find fake money in his house

Martin Oduor

October 22, 2016 8:32 PM

Police are reported to have found more than Ksh 2 Million fake money and money printing machines with Tharaka-Nithi deputy governor Murithi Mati at his residence in Meru as reported by various news outlets

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They also recovered about Ksh 900,000 in an enveloped stashed at his wife’s private office.

More cash was however found in a different location as he is said to have asked a chief by the name Benson Ngoci to hold on to the money for him.

According to Tuko the police and EACC detectives raided the politician after they were tipped by a member of public that the Jubilee politician was dealing with ‘wash wash’ money business.

The EACC detectives did not find anything that could be used against him, but, a Range Rover that was parked at his home parking.

Governor Muriithi mati however said that the fancy ride was purchased a while back and that it was cheaper than the price of a Toyota Vitz as reported by Citizen Digital.

This comes two weeks after the deputy governor reported that his body guard, Josphat Kipyegon, robbed him 3.5 million.

Martin Oduor