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Kenya Power denied allegations that it had interrupted the supply of Milimani's courts Tuesday during the bail hearing of its bosses
The court adjourned because of lack of natural light on the premises. ]
Read: The release hearing of KPLC bosses was postponed after the power outage in Milimani court
The electricity business said the disturbance was to result from a power outage at the yard. Twitter, Kenya Power said: "There was no power outage in the courts
reported by a media section. Our technical team confirmed that
electricity at the yard is on and the failure may have been caused by
Kenyans on Twitter did not take Kenya Power's claim lightly and accused it of misleading the public.
Robert Basweti said that they were using generators while David Ngure said unhealthy Kenyan might believe the "public relations coup" He said KPLC needan revision
Omar Bond wrote: "Those brought to justice are quite powerful and well connected, as we can see." [19659011] KPLC officials were in court about the Sh408
million scandals of defective transformers.
General Manager Ken Tarus, his predecessor Ben Chumo
and eight other senior officials denied the charges.
They were accounted for due to irregularities in the acquisition of
defective transformers and improper badignment of contracts.
KPLC company secretary Beatrice Meso was also charged with the bidding process that was awarded to Muwa Trading
Limited liability company.
More information about this: KPLC officials spend the night in police cells
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