Ps omollo is one of the top NYS suspects as she was in the PS in the youth ministry.
The scandal shocked the nation after 11 billion of tax payers money was lost.
Omollo has blamed senior government officials for framing her.
On May 2, the day she was arrested, the suspended PS reiterated contents of her statement before the police. A study of the statement and a trove of documents marked ‘secret’ in our possession expose high level power play, a circus of investigations and questions on the existence of NYS suspects the State is not keen on prosecuting.
Omollo recorded a second statement on May 2.
On May 2, the day she was arrested, the suspended PS reiterated contents of her statement before the police. A study of the statement and a trove of documents marked ‘secret’ in our possession expose high level power play, a circus of investigations and questions on the existence of NYS suspects the State is not keen on prosecuting.
In her statement, Omollo has blamed her woes on among other things, a push to release payment to Petro Kenya and Horizon Ltd for supply of fuel which she had stopped. She also blames resistance to verification of payments.
The pressure to release the payments was made in the presence of Head of Public Service Joseph Kinyua who had requested her “to accompany him to Muthaiga where President Kibaki was meeting Raila.”
“At the function, by pure coincidence, I met a man, whom I had never met prior, and who, as soon as he was introduced to me, informed me he has payment claims he was following up at the NYS,” said the PS, who was returned to Lang’ata Women’s Prison on Wednesday.
“The man introduced himself as Githinji and said he works with Petro Kenya and Horizon group of companies which supplied petroleum products to the NYS under the former management,” she continued.
“The man further informed me in the presence of the Head of Public Service that the person who had been assisting him on the claims at NYS was Captain Michuki whom we had recently removed from the service,” she said.
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