BY NT CORRESPONDENT.
Two people have been charged before a Nairobi court with forging of minutes and shares transfer forms of Group Seven Security company.
Willykster Ndanu Mwendwa and Patric Juma Kingoro appeared before Milimani Chief Magistrate Martha Mutuku and pleaded not guilty to the forgery charges levelled against them by the state.
The court heard that the duo forged the minutes of the said company purporting them to be genuine and valid minutes of a meeting held on August 24, 2017, signed by Abdi Sahal as the chairperson, a fact they knew to be false.
The two are alleged to have committed the offence on unknown dates and place in Kenya jointly with others not before court, with intent to defraud the firm.
Mwendwa and Kingoro are also charged with forging forms of transfer of shares purporting it to be a valid and genuine form signed by Hussein Hassan Ali, a director of Group Seven Security Company, transferring 50 shares to Kingoro commissioned by Daniel Muiruri advocates dated March 24, 2017.
They are also charged with forging another transfer form purporting to be signed by Abdi Sahal Ali, also a director of the said company,transferring 50 shares to Mwendwa, a fact they knew to be false
Mwendwa and Kingoro are further charged with forging affidavits of the said directors and several other counts of uttering false documents at the registrar of companies in Nairobi.
The magistrate order the two to be released on a bond of Sh 500,000 and alternative cash bail of Sh 200,000.
