THE FAMILY OF AKASHA ABDALLA WANT KENYAN GOVERNMENT TO RETURN LEGALLY ACQUIRED PROPERTIES

THE FAMILY OF AKASHA ABDALLA WANT KENYAN GOVERNMENT TO RETURN THEIR LEGALLY ACQUIRED PROPERTIES

 

 

By Chris Ojow

 
The new 2010 Constitution of the Republic of

Kenya, under Article 40. Protection of right to

property, in clause 3 states that : The State

shall not deprive an innocent person or Kenyan

Citizens of property of any description or of

any interest in, or right over property.

 

 

A move that made the Akasha family to sue the

Kenyan Director of Public Prosecution, the

Country Inspector General of the National

Police Service, the Directorate of Criminal

Investigation, Anti Narcotics Unit and Coast

Regional Criminal investigation Officer under

A certificate of urgency in the application filed

before Kenyan High Court Judge, Justice Ogola

After the efforts to have their efforts to get alleged property back

Frustrated for several years by the Country

Director of Public Prosecutor.

 

 

The applicant Hayat Akasha, wife to the late

Prominent businessman Akasha Abdalla in her

several prayers in the petition filed before the

High Court, seeks to be enjoined in the

application filed by other family members

requesting the Court to surrender Akasha

Abdalla properties into their possession.

 

 

Under Article 40 of the Constitution, clause 1.

States that every person has the right, either

individually or in association with others to

acquire, inherit and own properties of any

description and in any part of the beautiful

Nation, Kenya.

 

 

Hayat Akasha through her application was

driven by the need to aggressively protect

the properties of her late Husband Akasha Abdalla.

 

 

In her application Hayat strongly stresses that

the property’s in dispute do not belong to the

Jailed Baktash and his brother Ibrahim who are serving decades

of jail sentencing in the United

State of America for committing capital offences.

 

 

 

Hayat Akasha further in her application for enjoinment

in the application filed by other family members Najma Juma

Akasha , Fatuma Akasha strongly dispute the State

arguments and categorically explains that the

Late Akasha Abdalla was never convicted in

any Country with any offence and the property

in dispute were never acquired fraudulently.

 

 

And also the property in question were never

presented during the trial of the two jailed

inmates as evidence and the State continuation

of withholding the said property is a violation

of the applicants rights.

 

 

The applicant Hayat Akasha in her application

also want the High Court to issue orders

restraining the Country self proclaimed the Giant

Media House to stop associating the entire innocent

family in the fraudulent activities of the Jailed

two Akasha sons  Baktash and his brother Ibrahim.

 

 

The properties two vehicles, a mobile phone,

Vehicle logbooks, several Gold chains and

Several Gold earrings were taken away by

The Country Law enforcement agency at their Nyali home

in the year 2014.

 
In Article 40 clause 5 of the Constitution under

protection of rights to Properties : State that, the

State shall support, promote and protect the

intellectual property rights of the hardworking

innocent Citizens of the Republic of Kenya.

 

As the applications filed before the High Court of Kenya is set to be

heard in mid June year 2021 before Justice Ogola.