Firm fined Sh450,000 for using lecturer’s stolen CV in Central Bank tender bid

A property valuation company has been ordered to pay a University of Nairobi lecturer Sh450,000 for using his resume and academic certificates to apply for a tender without his consent.

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A property valuation company has been ordered to pay a University of Nairobi (UoN) lecturer Sh450,000 for using his resume and academic certificates to apply for a tender at the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) without his consent.

Geosky Services Limited, a private company that specialises in property and real estate valuation and management, has been ordered by the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner (ODPC) to pay Ayub Odanya Naburi a penalty as compensation for violating his rights by using his personal data without his consent.

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