Nominated Senator Karen Nyamu on Tuesday, November 19, addressed reports stating that her property was put up for auction.
In an interview with K24 TV, the senator stated that some individuals were attempting to tarnish her reputation.
“There are people who think they can use the media and rogue means to arm-twist and intimidate you into giving in and doing things to suit their whims, making commitments they know very well are not right. I am here to teach them that it does not work with everyone. The right way has to be followed,” Nyamu said.
The Senator added that she preferred not to address her matters in public.
Nyamu says some people want to destroy her image
In addition, the nominated senator said that some Kenyans offered to raise money for her after reports on the planned auction broke.
Nyamu, however, assured, that she was not broke while expressing her gratitude for the concern shown.
“On Monday, November 18, a section of Kenyans raised money for me, thinking that I am broke. No, I am not broke. Thanks for the concern. I actually received some contributions on my phone.
I am thankful to Kenyans, but I am fine. I don’t need it now. When I do, I will definitely share a pay bill number,” she said jokingly.
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Nyamu was the subject of discussion across social media platforms on Monday, November 18, after reports emerged that she had rent arrears of about Ksh1.25 million that saw auctioneers get the green light to enter her home.
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In a viral footage that was widely shared across different social media platforms, police officers were seen accompanying a group of people believed to be auctioneers entering the nominated senator’s home in Runda.
Karen has been embroiled in a legal dispute involving alleged unpaid rent amounting to Ksh1.25 million. A Nairobi court recently instructed Runda police to support Fantasy Auctioneers in gaining access to her residence in Runda to seize household items for sale due to the alleged arrears.
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Last week, Milimani Senior Principal Magistrate, Nyoike issued an order directing the Runda Police Commander to facilitate the auctioneers’ entry into Karen’s home at Graceville Villas, Runda, to recover the claimed debt.
The property owner, James Gichuru Kirubi, had earlier initiated legal proceedings when the rent arrears stood at Ksh 385,000.
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