A Kilifi woman who has been at the center of sh89 million tender row is yet again in trouble for allegedly issuing a bouncing cheque to a business friend.
The woman identified as Susan Kerubo Muhindi has been reported to Port Police in Mombasa and is being accused of obtaining money through false pretense.
A report at the Port Police indicates that she was given Sh500, 000 by a friend supposedly for a business venture.
However, when the friend asked for his money back, he was issued with a bouncing cheque which he deposited at NCBA Nyali branch.
“A resident of Mombasa County submits a report that sometime in the month of November 2021 he was approached by one Susan Muhindi, a person well-known to him to cooperate in a business venture,” reads part of the police report.
The report further reads: “And advanced her Ksh 500,000 loan to be paid later,”
The lady has been summoned to Port Police and might be charged with five counts among them obtaining money by false pretense.
Media reports have previously linked her to the controversial Sh 89 million tender to construct a Solid Waste Treatment plant in Kilifi.
The tender would later be canceled due to budgetary and other logistic issues.
In the latest ordeal, she is said to have been issued with a performance bond amounting to shs 8,900,000.
She later issued a bouncing cheque amounting to sh 500,000 as part of the payment to Mr David Kaburia who later reported the matter to the police.
