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Michael Otieno Owano

Emmanuel Charles Osore

In a case that has sent shockwaves through the legal and political spheres, city lawyer Michael Otieno Owano and politician Emmanuel Charles Osore have found themselves at the center of a scandal involving alleged fraud amounting to Sh62 million. The unfolding events have gripped the attention of the public and raised questions about the integrity of those entrusted with positions of power and authority.

The Case

The allegations against Owano and Osore stem from their purported involvement in a scheme to defraud an Israeli national under the guise of securing a lucrative tender at the Ministry of Defense. The intricate web of deceit allegedly perpetrated by the accused has cast a shadow over their reputations and careers.

Charges and Denials

Appearing before Milimani Magistrate Gilbert Shikwe, Owano and Osore vehemently denied the charges leveled against them. Despite the gravity of the accusations, both individuals maintained their innocence and protested their involvement in any criminal activity.

Details of the Alleged Fraud

According to the charge sheet, Owano and Osore are accused of conspiring to steal USD 400,000, equivalent to Sh62 million, from the victim, Cohen Oshry. The duo allegedly misled Oshry into believing that they possessed the influence and authority to secure a tender for the supply and installation of a GSM offensive system to the Ministry of Defense.

Legal Proceedings

The legal proceedings have unveiled a series of fraudulent activities allegedly orchestrated by Owano and Osore. From falsified documents to deceptive representations, the prosecution has painted a damning picture of the accused’s actions in their pursuit of ill-gotten gains.

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Bail Conditions

Despite the severity of the charges, Owano and Osore were granted bail under stringent conditions. Owano was released on a bond of Sh3 million or cash bail of Sh400,000, while Osore secured his release on a bond of Sh5 million or cash bail of Sh500,000.