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The Business Premises Rent Tribunal has now ordered an urgent inspection of a commercial space at Senteu Plaza, located at the junction of Lenana and Galana Roads in Nairobi. The decision comes amid a heated ownership row involving SBS Dunhil Group Limited, owned by tycoon Chris Obure, alongside Ajetkumar C. Shah and Martin Nyongesa, an alleged new Tenant in the disputed property, who claims to be in occupation and that he made, investment and currently enjoying what he describes as quiet possession.
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The Business Premises Rent Tribunal orders inspection of disputed Senteu plaza
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