Labour CS Bore finally moves out of Ksh.120M Karen home after clash with Gatanga MP Muriu

The drama over the occupancy of a multi-million shilling home in the leafy suburbs of Karen pitting Labour Cabinet Secretary Florence Bore and Gatanga MP Edward Muriu has been resolved after the CS moved out of the house.

MP Muriu confirmed to Citizen TV that CS Bore left the house on Monday night hours before his 48-hour ultimatum expired.

The Monday night exit also came hours after the management of Amara Ridge wrote a letter to the Cabinet Secretary asking her to provide them with either the executed sale agreement or executed lease agreement, or any legal documentation that granted her access to the Villa.

The management indicated that as per their records, the Villa owner contends that he has never granted her access.

It further directed her to provide the information within 24 hours, failure to which they would disconnect all services offered by the management and also deny her entry into the Villa and the estate.

It is not clear if Bore submitted the required information as she vacated the premises on Monday night.

A visit to Amara Ridge on Thursday confirmed that the Labour Cabinet Secretary had indeed moved out and the house was now vacant.

Bore had on Sunday defended herself against accusations of illegally occupying the house, insisting that she had initiated the process of purchasing the house priced at Ksh.120 million.

She had further stated that she paid 10 per cent of the agreed amount and signed the sale agreement, which she is yet to show as proof.

The Gatanga MP, who said she had expressed interest in the property but was yet to make any commitment, demanded that she shares any agreement signed between the two parties and receipt of the 10 per cent payment.

With the Labour CS out of the house, a few questions still remain; Did she leave a house she had paid 10 per cent deposit without demanding her money back? Where is the proof that she had a sale agreement or an agreement to allow her inside the house? Just how did Bore find herself in Muriu’s house? And could she have told the public the half truth about the agreements?