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Daughter of former Moi fixer shares her Screenshots with Trevor Ombija

Daughter of former Moi fixer shares her Screenshots with Trevor Ombija

Royal Media’s Trevor Ombija has been in the limelight and trending on Twitter since yesterday after he was caught on camera suggesting to soundproof his neighbor’s house.

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In a video that was shared by the Kilimani MCA Robert grandpa Alai, who has filled a motion to eject all entertainment joints from residential areas, Trevor is seen asking a quorum in raising noise pollution complaints.

The daughter to former Moi billionaire fixer the late Mark Too, Ex-model Emma Too has revealed that she is among residents at the center of vocal complaints against a noisy establishment in Kileleshwa.

Emma Too decided to share screenshots after Kenyans on the interwebs said the son to the late Moi fixer wanted coitus with seniour bachelor Ombija.

She also said Trevor Ombija was lying and that they cut ties after Samaki Samaki seafood restaurant owners declined her proposal to do the landscaping gig.

According to the Director of Liquor Licensing Hesbon M Angwena, complaints were raised by the residents and members of the general public regarding the noise from 43 clubs.

“The complaints have also been received by the County Environment Compliance and Enforcement officers and despite arrests and arraignment in court, the proprietors have refused to comply and continue to contravene the stipulated licensing condition,” Mr Angwena said in a statement.

On Tuesday, Nairobi County Deputy Governor Njoroge Muchiri held a meeting with the owners of the clubs and restaurants and agreed on terms to be followed.

The Muchiri asked the club owners to adhere to the regulations that have been set, failure to which the entertainment joints will be closed.

During the meeting, Bar Owners’ Association led by their chairman Mike Muthamia called on the review of the county liquor licensing, and alcoholic laws, saying the current regulations are outdated.

The chairman also called for a peaceful co-existence between residents and business owners.

We are ready to self-regulate under the guide of the county government, we also need to have residence association included in the sub-county liquor licensing committee.,” Muthamia said.