Two men have been charged with conspiring to defraud Kenindia Assurance Company Limited over Sh 3.7 million.
Fredrick Bernard Okoth Ayiemba and Owuor Collince Jinah are accused of conspiring to obtain the Sh 3,715,456 on diverse dates between 4th and 8th November 2024 at Keninda House in Nairobi.
Okoth and Jinah are also charged with forging an identity card in the name of John Munyau Maingi purporting it to be a genuine ID.
In addition, the two are facing charges of forging an affidavit dated 4th November 2024, sworn by Peter Kennedy Ombati, an advocate, and signed by the deponent.
Lastly, the two are accused that on the same dates, without lawful authority or excuse, made a certain document tittle United Bank Of Africa (UBA KENYA) in the name of John Munyau Maingi, purporting it to be genuine.
The accused persons denied the charges before Principal Magistrate Gilbert Shikwe and were granted a cash bail of Sh 400,000 each.
The case will be mentioned on 7th January 2025.
