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Former Migori Governor Okoth Obado is set to lose property worth Ksh.235 million believed to have been fraudulently acquired through proceeds of corruption. The move follows a High Court order that gave EACC the green light saying attempts by parties to have the matter settled out of court did not materialize. Details in the Scales of Justice Segment.
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