Wednesday, December 24, 2025 - Former Nakuru District Commissioner, Jonah Anguka, the only individual ever charged, and later acquitted, in the 1990 murder of Foreign Affairs Minister Dr. Robert Ouko, is now reportedly embroiled in a protracted family land dispute.
According to reports, Anguka is seeking to evict family
members from a parcel of land that has the family homestead.
Sources say he has often been accompanied by officers from
Maseno Police Station during visits to the property.
In one incident, these officers were reportedly present
while Anguka allegedly attempted to assault his sister-in-law, who had
previously assisted him with bail and legal fees, following his arrest in
connection with the Ouko case.
Family members have raised concerns over what they describe
as intimidation tactics, accusing Anguka of attempting to disinherit them.
They claim that proceeds he received from the late President
Daniel Arap Moi, in relation to the Ouko assassination, were mismanaged and
have contributed to the current dispute over family property.
ALLEGATIONS SURFACE IN BITTER FAMILY LAND DISPUTE INVOLVING FORMER DC JONAH ANGUKA
— Francis Gaitho (@FGaitho237) December 24, 2025
Former Nakuru District Commissioner Jonah Anguka, the only person ever charged (and subsequently acquitted) in the 1990 murder of Foreign Affairs Minister Dr. Robert Ouko, is now embroiled in a… pic.twitter.com/wwCDdY3RTN
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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