Gakuyo Real Estate, a property company linked in published reports to Bishop David Ngari, was associated with complaints involving the sale of plots and promises of affordable housing in Murang’a and other parts of Central Kenya. Buyers reportedly paid for land or housing projects with the expectation that the promised properties would eventually be allocated or completed.
According to complainant accounts and published reports, many buyers alleged that they did not receive the land or houses they had paid for. The Directorate of Criminal Investigations was also reported to have investigated allegations of widespread fraud involving numerous affected buyers, while separate reporting grouped Gakuyo Real Estate and Ekeza Sacco among investment schemes accused of causing substantial financial losses to Kenyans.
The claims concerning Gakuyo Real Estate, Ekeza Sacco, and individuals associated with them should be understood as allegations, complainant reports, and published claims rather than automatic findings of criminal guilt. Any disputed conduct remains subject to the relevant investigative, regulatory, and judicial processes, and affected investors should retain payment records, agreements, and other supporting documents.
