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Squatters seek quick resettlement after Angaine land ruling
Ms Lydia Kiambi, one of the squatters in the 2,400 acres of land owned by the Jackson Angaine family and which National Land Commission (NLC) ruled should revert to the squatters, addresses journalists at Ontulili, Timau, Meru county. PHOTO | GITONGA MARETE | NMG
Residents of Ontulili in Timau, Meru County, want the Government to move with speed and survey 2,400 acres of land claimed by the late Jackson Angaine’s family after the National Land Commission (NLC) ruled it is their property.
The 1,435 squatters petitioned NLC, claiming they had been allocated the land by founding President Jomo Kenyatta in 1975, but that the late powerful minister “grabbed it”.
