Marketer OiLibya, which is currently operating as Ola Energy, lost 8.5 million litres of fuel between 2012 and 2014 in a racket at the Nairobi terminal involving its own employees, Kenya Pipeline Company (KPC) staff and KenGen workers.
This is revealed in court papers in a case where former manager Paul Mwaponda was contesting his sacking for his alleged role in the saga. The company said a Deloitte audit had revealed the ploy where fuel was being siphoned for years while its managers looked the other way.
