Alfred Mutua, the former governor of Machakos, has said that he will not rename the hotel he shares with his ex-girlfriend Lilian Ng’ang’a.
Relationships and business are unrelated, according to Mutua, who was speaking in an interview with Tuko.
“It’s a business and business continues. It’s a brand and it continues. It is a company.”
The transfer of Ndash Enterprises to Anne Mutua, Alfred Mutua’s sister, was reversed, according to documents given by Lilian Ng’ang’a, the Registrar of Companies.
According to earlier records, Alfred Mutua’s sister owned Ndash Enterprises after receiving shares from both the Governor and Lilian.
“This is to notify the public that after a detailed inquiry into the transfer of the 1800 shares, the Registrar of Companies on 6/5/2022 found merit in the complaint by Ms. Ng’ang’a, and has reversed the entry in the company and the fraudulent transfer of the 1800 shares,” the documents provided by Lilian read.
The Registrar of Companies’ stance indicates that both Alfred
Due to the Registrar of Companies’ stance, the A&L hotel will continue to be legally owned by Alfred Mutua and Lilian Ng’ang’a.
“The current position, therefore, is reflected in the attached CR 12 dated 9/5/2022 in which Governor Alfred Mutua and Ms. Lilian Ng’ang’a hold 2000 shares each, effectively making them 50% shareholders each in Ndash Enterprises Ltd and by extension A&L Hotel in Machakos.”
Last year, Lilian claimed that her ex-partner had stolen her car and unlawfully transferred her company interests to his sister.
“Without my knowledge or consent and using a spare key which he had illegally obtained, he drove away my personal motor vehicle and proceeded to fraudulently transfer the ownership of the car in the logbook into his name, and thereafter sold the vehicle to a third party,” she said.