Former Machakos County First Lady Lilian Ng’ang’a is in a celebratory mood after the Business Registration Service (BRS) restored ownership of her shares arguing that she had not consented to their transfer.
Mrs. Juliani had brought the the issue to light in November 2021 when she raised an alarm over plans to transfer her shares to the company.
Governor Mutua’s representatives, however, argued that there was no fraud involved in the transfer of shares to Mutua’s sister. And that the team had discussed with the former Machakos first lady before the transfer.
Lilian had however, denied knowledge of the development which made BRS to stop the transfer.
Taking to her social media platforms, Lilian informed her fans and critics of the recent developments in the case.
The letter, signed by Anne Kanake, a Senior Assistant Registrar of Companies, and addressed to Murgor and Murgor Advocates and B.M Musau & Co Advocates, showed that BRS had reversed the transfer after conducting investigations.
Mutua and Lilian had set up Ndash Enterprises, which owns A&L Hotel, with each partner owning 2,000 shares, representing 50 percent each.
This is to notify the public that after a detailed inquiry into the transfer of the 1800 shares, the Registrar of Companies on May 6, 2022 found merit in the complaint by Ms. Ng’ang’a, and has reversed the entry into the company and the fraudulent transfer of the 1800 shares.
Read the letter
The current position, therefore, is reflected in the attached CR 12 dated May 9, 2022, in which Governor Alfred Mutua and Ms Lilian Ng’ang’a hold 2000 shares each, effectively making them 50% shareholders each in Ndash Enterprises Ltd and by extension A&L Hotel in Machakos,” read the statement, by Philip Murgor.
This victory comes at a time when Lilian is rumored to be heavily pregnant for her not-so-new boyfriend, Juliani.
By Wanjiru Mbaru