Evicted Woodley Families Allege House Grab by Nairobi Officials

Displaced Woodley tenants allege forced evictions and unfair housing allocations, demanding compliance with court orders and appealing to Mudavadi to intervene in the matter...

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Displaced residents of Woodley Estate claim houses evicted for the Nairobi Urban Renewal Project are being allocated to relatives of Nairobi county officials, despite a court order for their reinstatement.

The Woodley Development Initiative is appealing to Prime Cabinet Secretary Musalia Mudavadi to intervene.
Residents allege the Nairobi county government is ignoring a court ruling that tenants illegally evicted be restored to their homes.
The project aims to replace 43 old county houses with 1,975 modern, affordable units by November 2027.

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