Former Vice President Moody Awori's name has returned to the Limelight, but now featuring in the Mega Karen land saga.
Moody Awori is alleged to have guaranteed a 10.5 Million loan for the director of an investment firm that acquired theSh 8 billion worth, property in Karen, Nairobi.
A court before Lady Justice Lucy Nyambura Gacheru, Wednesday heard that Awori, who was a director of Muchanga Investments which is battling with other companies and individuals over the ownership of the 134.4-acre land in Karen, witnessed and signed the loan application by Mr Horatius Da Gama Rose at Barclays Bank.
According to Mr Miller the bank had been appointed by then owner of the land Arnold Brandley, who has since died, as the sole administrator of his property and had the singular mandate to sell the land.
The lawyer has said the loan which was acquired with the former vice president as a guarantor was payed and the title deed released by the bank to Muchanga investments.
