NLC Issues Notice Ahead of Deletion of 18 Nairobi Land Parcels
The parcels had initially been acquired to facilitate the construction of two road projects in the city...
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The National Land Commission (NLC) has announced the deletion of 18 land parcels from acquisition lists for two Nairobi road projects: the Globe Roundabout Public Transport Terminal and the Embakasi Slip Road upgrade. This decision often occurs due to changes in project designs or issues with ownership or compensation.
- Five parcels are being deleted for the Globe Roundabout project, on behalf of the Nairobi County government.
- An additional 13 parcels will be deleted for the Embakasi Slip Road upgrade, on behalf of the Kenya Urban Roads Authority (KURA).
- Chairman Gershom Otachi stated that affected individuals must submit written compensation claims with supporting documents to NLC offices.
- This follows a recent deletion of 66 land parcels for the Illasit–Njukini–Taveta (Lot 32) Road Project.
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