Serikali inasaidia familia ya Marehemu Magoha kupata hati ya umiliki iliyopotea

Serikali ya Kenya imeahidi kusaidia familia ya marehemu Waziri Mkuu wa Elimu George Magoha katika kutafuta hati ya umiliki na daftari rasmi la ardhi lililopotea, linalohusiana na mali muhimu huko Nairobi. Mke wake, Odudu Barbara Magoha, ambaye ni msimamizi wa kisheria wa mali yake, aliripotiita kupotea kwa Hifadhi ya Ardhi. Ilipitishwa ombi lake chini ya Sheria ya Usajili wa Ardhi, na sasa kuna muda wa siku 60 kwa umma kutoa pingamizi.

Familia ya marehemu George Magoha, ambaye alikuwa Waziri wa Mambo ya Elimu chini ya Rais wa zamani Uhuru Kenyatta, inakabiliwa na changamoto ya hati ya umiliki iliyopotea kwa mali yao huko Nairobi. Magoha alifariki tarehe 24 Januari 2023 akiwa na umri wa miaka 71 baada ya kushikwa na mshtuko wa moyo nyumbani kwake na kisha kurejea Hospitali ya Nairobi. Sasa, serikali imechukua hatua ili kuwasaidia kupata hati hiyo.

Odudu Barbara Magoha alifanya ombi rasmi kwa Hifadhi ya Ardhi ya Kenya ili kuunda upya daftari la umiliki la mali hiyo, ambayo inasajiliwa kama L.R. No. 3734/1845. Omo la ardhi hii liko ndani ya Nairobi, na rekodi rasmi ya umiliki imetangazwa kuwa imepotea au kuharibiwa. Chini ya Kifungu cha 33(5) cha Sheria ya Usajili wa Ardhi, serikali ilikubali ombi hilo na kutangaza Notisi ya Gazeti tarehe 21 Februari 2026.

Kama sharti la idhini, Barbara Magoha alitia saini mkataba wa dhamana, akiahidi kurejesha gharama kwa serikali ikiwa uundaji upya utasababisha hasara kifedha kwa mtu yeyote. Sasa, kuna muda wa siku 60 ambapo umma unaweza kutoa pingamizi rasmi ikiwa wana madai yoyote juu ya mali hiyo. Muda huu ni kinga muhimu ya kisheria ili kulinda wale wanaoweza kuwa na hati asili au maslahi ya kisheria yasiyojulikana.

Ikiwa hakuna pingamizi zitakazowasilishwa kabla ya mwisho wa muda huo, Msajili wa Ardhi ataendelea kuunda upya daftari lililopotea na kutoa hati mpya ya umiliki, hivyo kurejesha umiliki wa kisheria wa mali kwa familia ya Magoha. Hatua hii inahakikisha usalama wa mali muhimu hii ya familia bila matatizo ya baadaye.

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