The local newspaper on Tuesday, April 15, published a number of topics, among them a will by the late General Francis Ogolla, in which he mentioned how his property would be divided.
Source: UGC
One newspaper focused on the non -decision -making state of the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM) on its cooperation with the President's government William Ruto.
1. The Standard
The Standard newspaper has highlighted a will left by the late General Francis Ogolla, who died in the crash of Chopa Elgeyo Marakwet in April last year.
Ogolla wrote the will 2012 in front of his colleagues at the time; Lieutenant Colonel John Njenga and Lieutenant Colonel Stephen Sane, according to The Standard.
It was put in the will that after his death, Ogolla's property would be managed equally by his two children, Lorna Achieng and Joel Rabuku.
He distributed to his widow, Aileen Ogolla, as well as all her children of service, including salaries, pensions, congratulations, and compensation.
According to the will, Aileen would be eligible for 50% of the property, and the remaining 50% will be divided equally by Lorna and Joel.
Ogolla's will involved his closest family, leaving his other relatives.
“To all my relatives – all the blessed,” He reportedly wrote in a will.
In addition, he left his widow a house on Hatheru Road, Nairobi, imposing conditions that if she was not there, her children would own the same ownership.
For Lorna, the deceased mentioned that she would take the property near the Pangani shopping center, along with all her shares in the NIC Securities and the Bible owned by her maternal grandmother.
For Joel, Ogolla ordered that he would take the property in Siaya, and other differences near Pangani, Nairobi.
Besides, it was stated in the will that Joel would take all the personal things of his dead father.
Anything that is not included in the document will be shared equally between Joel and Lorna.
Ogolla ordered his clothes to be burned.
“I order all my personal clothes to be thrown with burns,” The Standard newspaper quoted the will by the High Court Judge Patricia Nyaundi of the Supreme Court.
During his sad death, Ogolla's value was estimated at KSh 150 million.
His wealth was mainly associated with property investment, including shares in investment company, Felora, as well as Sacco shares and related benefits.
Had at least nine bank accounts, owns cars Threetwo residential houses, and a total of six properties – four being Siaya and two Alego Central and Alego East.
In addition to sharing property, Ogolla also described how he would like his funeral to be done, including burial within 72 hours after his death and without a coffin.
2. Nation today
The newspaper reported on the Orange Democratic Movement (ODM), which is not in a compromise on support of President William Ruto's administration.
In March this year, the ODM party entered into a treaty with the Union Democratic Union (UDA) led by Ruto noting the key areas they would cooperate with.
However, despite the agreement, there have been divisions in Raila -led clothing where members of the rank come from different directions.
The governor of Siaya James Orengo And Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna are leading a wing that has refused to be included in the government.
Speaking at the deployment of a fallen defender Raila on April 12, Orengo said he would not open the evil eyes on the government.
On the other hand, Sifuna, who also spoke at the funeral, maintained his abuse against Ruto, demanding that he cheat his young men who had been wrong, thus making the regime dislike by Kenyans.
On the other hand, Siaya Senator Oburu Odinga, a minority leader in the National Assembly Junnet Mohamed, Homa Bay MP in Opondo Kaluma and Homa Bay Gladys governor are leading the president's support, saying they are following development projects.
Source: UGC
3. People Daily
People Daily saved the opportunity to arrest a police fraud who allegedly linked to Mama Sarah Ruto, the mother of the President.
The 34 -year -old boy charged with pretending an official of the general service unit (GSU) was arrested following a complaint from a victim.
The suspect is reportedly trying to evacuate his KSh 400,000 victim with a fake promise to help the orphans of the deceased get a job in the Kenyan Prison Force in the process of hiring many people.
He lied that he had a relationship with the government palace and was able to help the victim orphaned to find a job.
4. Daily Nation
The newspaper reported on statistics by the National Road Safety Authority (NTSA) that shows that motorcycle accidents (boda boda) are now killing more people than vehicles.
Between January 1 and March 31, 2025, 431 deaths were caused by three; This is the same as five deaths every day.
Road accidents caused by vehicles resulted in the deaths of 83 drivers and 189 passengers.
Of the 1,139 people who died in road accidents, half were killed in a bodaboda.
Statistics show that between January 1-December 31, 2024, 1,200 bodaboders died in an accident compared to 900 by 2023.
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