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Ekeza sacco founder David Kariuki Ngare, also known as Gakuyo, will remain in police custody until Monday next week when he is set to face charges. Gakuyo was arrested on Wednesday in connection with several cases of defrauding members of Ekeza Sacco of over 1 billion shillings. Victims of the mega fraud scheme recount how they were defrauded of their hard-earned money over 5 years ago.
Ekeza Sacco founder David Gakuyo arrested over Ksh 1b fraud
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