Auctioneers are set to visit the home of nominated Senator Karen Nyamu at Graceville Villas in Runda where they will attach her household items due to a Ksh 1.25 million rent arrears case.
According to Cyprian is Nyakundi, the auctioneers obtained court orders through Milimani Senior Principal Magistrate A.H. Nyoike to carry out the exercise with the help of the police.
“Auctioneers, with police assistance, are set to access the home of nominated Senator Karen Nyamu in Runda’s Graceville Villas to attach household items over alleged rent arrears totalling Ksh 1.25 million.
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A Nairobi court, through Milimani Senior Principal Magistrate A.H. Nyoike, directed the Runda Police Commander to ensure the auctioneers can enforce the court order issued on November 11, 2024.” said Cyprian is Nyakundi
Karen Nyamu has denied the claims saying that she had an agreement with the landlord to buy the property stating with the deposit she placed when coming in.
“Senator Nyamu has dismissed the claims as malicious, stating she had an agreement with the landlord to purchase the house, with part of her deposit converted as payment for the property. She has vowed to challenge the decision.
Court documents show that the landlord, James Gichuru Kirubi, first sought an attachment order last year over arrears then amounting to Ksh 385,000. Runda Police Commander Rose Ndolo confirmed receiving the court order and has requested personnel to ensure law and order during the attachment process.” said Cyprian is Nyakundi
