A Nairobi court has adjourned the case in which the director of Joncil Enterprises and another are charged with Sh 106 million fraud to 2nd March 2026.

The case which was coming up for hearing on 20th February 2026 failed to proceed after the director, Johnathan Ngenga Ndisya requested for an adjournment over his lawyer’s absence.

Ndisya is charged alongside Peter Kamau Njuguna with conspiracy to defraud Agro Irrigation Sh 106,822,690 by pretending that Joncil had deposited the said sum to the bank account of Agro Irrigation for goods supplied to their firm.

The court that Ndisya’s lawyer, got an emergency and travelled upcountry making it hard for him to attend court for the hearing.

Chief Magistrate Lukas Onyina directed the matter to be mentioned virtually on 2nd March 2026 for directions.

Ndisya is also facing a charge of obtaining goods valued at Sh 106,822,690 by false pretenses.

The director is said to have falsely obtained hardware goods from Agro Irrigation by pretending that he had deposited the said sum into their bank account.

Njuguna, on the other hand, is facing two charges of stealing by servant.

The court heard that he stole Sh 4.7 million from Agro Irrigation by transferring the money to his personal account, money which got to his possession by virtue of his employment.

In addition, Njuguna is also accused of stealing Sh 3.5 from Desire Flora (K) Limited by fraudulently transferring it to his personal account.

Lastly, Njuguna is charged with fraudulent false accounting of the Sh 106 million to show that Joncil Enterprises had paid the said sum.

The two are alleged to have committed the offense between 1st July 2018 and 31st March 2020 at Agro Irrigation and Pump Services Limited.