Former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu is set to learn his fate on today as the Nairobi Anti-Corruption Court prepares to deliver its judgment in a high-profile graft case involving Ksh.588 million.
The case, which dates back to February 2018, revolves around alleged irregularities in awarding road tenders. Waititu is not facing the legal battle alone—his wife, Susan Wangari Ndung’u, is also among the accused, along with former transport manager Luka Mwangi Wahinya, Charles Chege Mbuthia, Beth Wangeci Mburu, and several entities, including Testimony Enterprises Limited, Saika Two Estate Developers Limited, and Bienvenue Delta Hotel.
The ruling is expected to bring closure to a long-running investigation into financial misconduct during Waititu’s tenure as Kiambu County governor.
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