@miamoreazure@ehdande@BRS_Kenya Please@ehdande, please return 14B of creditors money. It is always easy to see the log in someone else but not the spec in your eyes.
@miamoreazure@ehdande@liznkukuu I totally agree. They hide property bought with CHYS and CPN funds . They are hell bent on delaying justice to transfer property to associates colonies.
@miamoreazure@ehdande@Kenyajudiciary Interesting discovery : the Cytonn house of thieves was pulling funds from CHYS and CPN taken to the Cytonn LLP final game is to allocate individuals like the CEO himself.
@ehdande the fleecer who has driven many to their graves yet walks free in this rotten republic called Kenya where conartists can bribe magistrates to get stay orders against the insolvency court . This for real is a shit nation. @Kenyajudiciary a magistrate issues injunctions against a high court insolvency matter. Jurispesa is real without shame @CJMarthaKoome@jsckenya kindly investigate this action by Principal Magistrate Muthoni Njagi who has issued orders in a matter she has no jurisdiction against the insolvency court. This petty bribe collections should send her to hell. The creditors of cytonn are dying by the day as such immoral uncouth people scour the earth. @EACCKenya you need to keep an eye on that court. There must be something more than meets the eye. For a magistrate to have the bravado to issue injunctive orders against the high court there only two possibilities 1. She has been given some salt to lick or 2. She is not worth the paper her law degree is printed on . We must change this republic action After another
@miamoreazure@ehdande@CytonnInvest@joshuamalidzo@Ndonglaw043 Someone thought creditors funds were his. How did the in kind units came in? You could manipulate the system because it was yours to control. When the hammer struck pay off the creditors and you cannot pay, stories za in kind hizo ni zako sasa. File proof of validity .
@Georgeruto001 In this presidency of Ruto, it has not been service to the people rather service to him family and those close to him. That is why you can have matatus floating traffic laws and not get arrested. That is why SHA is not working but you can go to hospital in the US.
Arrest Eliud Lagat NOW.
Arrest Eliud Lagat NOW.
Arrest Eliud Lagat NOW.
Imagine a regular citizen sending a hit squad, getting named in a confession, and still sleeping at home. Unthinkable, right?
So why is Eliud Lagat still free?
Mukhwana confessed that the order was given by him to discipline Albert.
Arrest Eliud Lagat NOW.
Double standards must end today. Enough is enough!
@ehdande@CytonnInvest The Alma screenshots reveal something far more disturbing than a KPLC bill.
Residents woke up to a water crisis after a KPLC disconnection over an unpaid account exceeding KES 200,000. Water pumps were affected. Homeowners and tenants were forced into emergency fundraising just to restore a basic service.
The immediate question from residents was simple:
Where did the service charge money go?
What followed was even more revealing.
Instead of accountability, excuses emerged.
Instead of explaining how unpaid utility bills accumulated under management’s watch, blame was shifted to the Judge, the liquidation process and the speed of the handover.
Yet the homeowners’ own responses expose the real issue.
One resident asked:
“If the bills were left unsettled, who’s keeping this money?”
Another asked:
“Aren’t bills paid monthly?”
Another lamented:
“I am so tired of this drama at Alma, when will it ever end?”
And perhaps the most telling observation came from Jacinta Nkukuu:
“The fish rots from the top.”
That statement captures the frustration many investors and homeowners have felt for years.
The issue is not a KPLC bill.
The issue is confidence.
Confidence that money collected for a specific purpose was actually applied to that purpose.
Confidence that service charges collected from homeowners reached service providers.
Confidence that those entrusted with management can account for every shilling collected.
What makes the screenshots particularly striking is that while homeowners were mobilizing their own money to restore essential services, the Official Receiver was simultaneously engaging SBM Bank, service providers and homeowners to stabilize operations and verify records.
The contrast could not be clearer.
One side is attempting to establish records, verify ownership, reconcile accounts and preserve assets.
The other side continues to offer explanations but not answers.
For years Cytonn investors have asked where billions went.
Today Alma homeowners are asking where service charge money went.
Different amounts.
Different stakeholders.
Same question.
Accountability begins where excuses end.
@miamoreazure CEO Cytonn should know by now that the train left the station on 6th January 2023. After this it’s liquidation all the way. Home owners should ask Cytonn to deposit the money he took to other accounts to SBM so their units can be discharged. Others with units reach out to SBM.
The Alma Homeowners WhatsApp group tonight is the perfect metaphor for the entire Cytonn saga:
@CytonnInvest@ehdande@liznkukuu @she_weru @jgnasser
Years of loud propaganda.
Then one ruling lands… and suddenly everybody is asking:
“Is it legit?”
“Should we now pay the OR?”
“Waiting for clarification from my lawyer…”
“Hope we don’t get into the same mess again…”
@Kenyajudiciary@CMAKenya@MwangoCapital@Ndonglaw043
Because reality has finally collided with narrative.
Justice Mugambi could not have been clearer:
The June 4 homeowners’ letter was declared NULL and VOID.
The homeowners’ committee had no legal authority to override vesting orders.
Service charges and General Rents are payable ONLY to the Official Receiver’s appointed agent.
The OR is the sole lawful custodian of Alma under Sections 444 & 445 of the Insolvency Act.
Any competing management structure was declared ultra vires and void ab initio.
This is what happens when insolvency law meets social media activism.
You cannot govern a liquidated estate through WhatsApp forwards, emotions, slogans and “briefs from my lawyer.”
The Court has now reaffirmed — again — that insolvency is a statutory process, not a popularity contest.
And the most ironic part?
For months, some people were screaming:
“The OR trespassed!”
The Court has now expressly held the exact opposite:
once vesting orders issued, the OR became the sole lawful custodian of Alma.
Translation:
The people claiming to defend legality were themselves operating outside the Insolvency Act.
This entire episode perfectly captures the Cytonn model:
confuse investors,
fragment authority,
create parallel governance structures,
weaponize committees,
litigate endlessly,
then act shocked when courts restore statutory order.
The panic in that group tonight is not about “clarification.”
It is the sound of narrative collapse.
NOTICE OF THE ALMA HOMEOWNERS MEETING
TO: ALL ALMA HOMEOWNERS
FROM: ALMA APARTMENTS HOMEOWNERS’ COMMITTEE
DATE: May, 27, 2026
TIME: 7:00 PM TO 8:00 PM
LOCATION: VIRTUALLY VIA ZOOM
ZOOM LINK: https://t.co/pdLBxHtg0N
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of a Homeowners Meeting of The Alma Apartments, that will be held virtually via zoom on Wednesday,27th May 2026 from 7:00 P.M. to 8.00 P.M through zoom link provided https://t.co/pdLBxHtg0N, to conduct the following business:
AGENDA
1. Update on verification exercise
2. Discussion on the Friday 22nd May, 2026 court update
3. Way Forward
4. Q & A
5. AOB
By Order of the Alma Homeowners Committee
Peter Wachira
Committee Chairman
P.O. Box 20695 – 00200, NAIROBI
Best Regards,
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