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Former Samburu Governor Moses Lenolkulal has been convicted of corruption involving over Sh83 million. Lenolkulal was found guilty of receiving funds through proxies from the Samburu County government for fuel and oil supplies. The court, led by Chief Magistrate Thomas Nzioki, sentenced him to either pay a fine of Sh83.4 million or serve an eight-year prison term, alongside a Sh2 million fine. Additionally, Lenolkulal is barred from holding public office for ten years. The court also ordered a fine of Ksh. 1 million for each of the 10 co-accused, with a default sentence of four years imprisonment. Lenolkulal has expressed his intention to appeal the decision.
