After quitting her job as the Devolution Cabinet Secretary due to 'health issues', Anne Waiguru finally decided to set the record straight as far as criticism about her wealth is concerned.

A few months ago, officials from the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission raided the former CS's home in Kitisuru, Kihingo Village Estate after she was suspected of being involved in the Sh791 million NYS scam.

In an interview with Citizen TV’s Hussein Mohamed last night, Anne Waiguru declared her wealth, maintain that she did not benefit in any way from the scam and that she owned most of the things she has way before joining government.

“In terms of assets, including this house which is on loan, I’m worth Sh160 million and the liabilities total to Sh80 million. The net value is, therefore, nothing to write home about,” 

“I lived in Runda before I joined government and I own a house there. I also drove a Mercedes Benz before joining government so there is no way I could have benefited from fraudulent transactions at the NYS,”

“I worked at the World Bank and as the assistant vice president at Citi Group before joining government, so the things I own were acquired legally.”

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