Thomas Nyakambi Maosa Gichana
Jane Betty Mwaiseje
The legal fraternity has been rocked by allegations of professional misconduct and money laundering against Thomas Nyakambi Maosa Gichana, an advocate of the High Court. This article delves into the intricacies of the case, shedding light on the accusations and their potential repercussions.
Allegations Unveiled:
- Misappropriation of Funds: Thomas Nyakambi Maosa Gichana stands accused of diverting a staggering amount of over SHS 62 million to his private account, jointly held with his second wife, Jane Betty Mwaiseje.
- Beneficiary Entities: The funds were allegedly directed to Telenews Africa and Atlantic Region, entities owned by international journalist Simpson Senda Wa Kwayera.
- Illegal Transfers: Affidavits filed at the Milimani High Court claim that Maosa illicitly transferred client funds from the Sidian Bank Kenyatta Avenue branch to Standard Chartered Bank.
- Violation of Regulations: Maosa reportedly wrote numerous checks for his wife to withdraw cash, surpassing the government-imposed cap of one million shillings per day.
Cross-Border Transactions:
- Clandestine Routes: It is alleged that Maosa facilitated the transfer of funds to Dar es Salaam using covert means, evading official border scrutiny.
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Lawyer Maosa Gichana
Legal Ramifications:
Implications for Simpson Senda Wa Kwayera:
- Financial Duress: Journalist Kwayera is purportedly facing significant debts, deteriorating health, and overall distress due to the actions of Maosa.
- Asset Seizure: As a consequence of the financial turmoil, Kwayera’s brand new Toyota Land Cruiser Prado has been seized by auctioneers owing to outstanding debts.
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Court Proceedings:
Advocates’ Plea:
- Seeking Redress: Prominent lawyers, led by Edgar Busiega of Busiega Mwanga Advocates, have petitioned the court to hold Maosa accountable for his actions.
- Restitution Demanded: The advocates are urging the court to compel Maosa to reimburse Simpson Senda Wa Kwayera the sum of SHS 62 million, along with compounded interest and any other punitive measures deemed necessary.
The legal saga surrounding Thomas Nyakambi Maosa Gichana underscores the importance of upholding professional ethics and financial integrity within the legal profession. As the case unfolds in the judicial arena, it serves as a stark reminder of the consequences of breaching trust and flouting legal obligations
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