ADANI-JKIA deal whistleblower reveals more shocking details of the controversial deal – Look!


Friday, September 13, 2024 - The whistleblower behind the explosive revelations about President William Ruto’s controversial deal with Adani Group to take over operations of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) has exposed an alarming new dimension of the deal.

Speaking during an interview, Nelson Amenya, who leaked details of the controversial contract, claimed that Adani is seeking to have JKIA’s title deed transferred under its name for the duration of the 30-year agreement.

In short, Adani wants JKIA named after him for the 30 years Adani Holdings will be running the airport and 14 other airports in the country.

According to Amenya, the deal includes clauses that would force the government to compensate Adani if protests, parliamentary actions, or other disruptions derail the project.

These compensations could involve covering lost returns, investment costs, and even termination fees under the pretext of "Material Adverse Government Actions."

He also disclosed that Adani's demands extended far beyond financial control.

“They want sole control over JKIA for 30 years and even beyond. They plan to own 18 per cent of the airport indefinitely after the lease expires,” he revealed.

The company is also reportedly asking for the right to adjust airport fees, negotiate worker contracts, and even block the development of other airports in Kenya, effectively monopolising the country's aviation sector.

The whistleblower further shed light on Adani's intention to use JKIA’s title deed as collateral for loans, a move that could jeopardize Kenya’s largest airport and expose it to financial risks.

Adani has also requested tax exemptions and control over the hiring and firing of airport staff, making it clear they intend to have significant leverage over Kenya’s aviation infrastructure.

The Kenyan DAILY POST

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  1. My God, what was the government thinking. Tuwe watumwa wa Wahindi.

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  2. God have mercy on our country Kenya for our leaders have been blind folded with power and they can see or hear no evil. Learned people who should be reading between the lines have no time to do so and all they ask is where to put their signatures. its a high time CS revert to the original roles they played and technocrats are left to sift the documents.

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