MUTHAMA Talks ABOUT WIFE Removal CLAIMS THE True STORY

An assistant to Machakos Senator Johnstone Muthama has responded furiously to claims that his supervisor is "bothering" his repelled wife Agnes Kavindu. 

"Why wouldn't you be able to oust somebody from your home? She was simply being facilitated there. When she went to court over the expulsion issue, the supervisor was stunned. He basically needed to migrate her to another home and utilize his old home as his political base on the grounds that it is in an extremely key position," says Muthama's close to home right hand. 

The helper says that at no time did the representative resist a court request. "Agnes' child needed to move and he conveyed the family things to the new home, mindful that his mother would likewise move. Nobody was expelled," he includes. 

He says his manager would not 'stoop excessively low' to separate water and power from his irritated wife's home. "She disturbed some wiring in the house and when circuit testers from Kenya Power came, they said it would cost Sh355,000 to alter. The congressperson will obviously settle it," he said. 

The assistant outfitted The Nairobian with a report from Kenya Power expressing: "The underground link supplying force to the house is harmed in a few regions bringing about force spillages. It is not simple to place the harmed region and I do suggest an aggregate length substitution of links and its embellishments…  The work will take three weeks to finish." 

The report marked by electrical architect Edward Wambua appraises that it will cost Sh 355,000 to redress the issue. 

Muthama's group portrayed the move by his ex to welcome human rights activists over to the house as "angling for sensitivity." "She has never rested hungry actually for one day or fail to offer a top over her head. Her kids got the best instruction, yet she is an ex. In what manner would she be able to then turn round and blame Muthama for savagery?" asks the individual associate to the representative. 

A graduate of Gemological Institute of America, Muthama manufactured his Muthama Gemstone Company starting with no outside help and is the author of Kenya Gemstone Dealers Association. 

How the adventure began 

The dark forcing entryway stands strong, disobediently blocking access to Machakos Senator Johnstone Muthama's home. At the door, a blue SUV blares more than once until a security gatekeeper turns out. "Mnataka nini?" he asks. 

Ann Njogu and legal advisors Judy Thongori let him know that they now see "mom," alluding to Agnes Kavindu, Muthama's alienated wife. After a couple of minutes, Agnes turns out in a streaming orange kitenge dress, hair and make-up flawless. 

The spiraling carport prompts a palatial home, however it looks frequented, not a spirit in sight. The yard has litter all around. All the rooms are void and her voice echoes over the vacant house as she talks. 

"A week ago, they came here and took everything from the house. I now live in a void house, without water or power. I utilize water from the swimming pool to bathe," she says. 

Agnes cases Muthama's kin brought bumblebees into the house, and after that fixed the smokestack 

"They brought bumblebees here. They need the honey bees to drive me to go out, so I continue purchasing insect poisons," she affirms. 

As per a separation authentication which The Nairobian is in ownership of, Muthama wedded Agnes in 1978, however separated her in 1983 for "mercilessness." The court gave Agnes care of their three kids. 

Sources near Muthama uncovered that in November 1994, he chose to assemble the palatial Machakos home, where he moved his separated wife, the mother of his two youngsters. 

However two years prior, Muthama fabricated an alternate home, and asked his previous wife to move with her youngsters to the new home. 

Congressperson scarcely visits 

"Mzee alitaka hii nyumba ya Machakos ikuwe ofisi yake ya siasa, sababu its in a focal and key position,"says a source near Muthama. 

Agnes' child Moses and little girl Ruth, consented to move to the new home, however Agnes was determined that she would stay in her old home, bringing on a crack in the middle of her and the child. 

"My child now offers directions to specialists not to hear me out. He even regulated the trucking endlessly of my assets," says Agnes. She however didn't react when inquired as to why she would not like to move to the new home fabricated for her. 

One of the laborers says Muthama has been to that home short of what five times. 

"He never comes here. What's more when he does, he never gets into the house. We know they haven't been in great terms despite the fact that he once let us know, when he came to pay our compensations, to appreciation and listen to madam," she says. 

Agnes says she has gotten a court request notwithstanding Muthama, who is the establishing Chairman of Kenya Chamber of Mines, from ousting her from the house.