In Summary

• Officials at the ninth floor of Transnational Plaza said the office used to belong to the DP.

• “The office was his private office though a financial institution had an office there too,” an insider said.

A move by Deputy President William Ruto’s handlers to move out his belongings from a private office in Nairobi attracted the attention of police who stormed there and seized two servers.

Officials at the ninth floor of Transnational Plaza said the office used to belong to the DP.

“The office was his private office though a financial institution had an office there too,” an insider said. 

The managers of Lamstar Technologies who have been running the office started to move out of the office on Saturday evening and continued overnight. 

Police said they were informed of the movements and that there were servers there that were sensitive with crucial information.

Nairobi Police boss James Mugera who visited the site said they had been informed of the movements and that there could be crucial information that was suspicious in some servers there. 

“We were acting on reports to come here. We have taken two servers which will be analyzed by experts to tell us more on claims of the contents,” Mugera said.

More to follow...   By CYRUS OMBATI AND LAURA SHATUMA, The Star