TOP DIPLOMAT NARRATES HOW HIS KIKUYU WIFE HAD S3'XUAL AFFA1RS WITH 14 DIFFERENT MEN & HOW SHE HAS DENIED HIM ACCESS TO KSHS 14.4 MILLION WORTH OF PROPERTY AFTER THEY SEPARATED

“I continued to invest in her in March 2011, after she completed her training. I financed a school for her in Ngong. The Blossom Schools International was born. I gave her 51 per cent of the shares, even though she did not contribute a cent, with the sole intention to empower her and in turn help secure extra resources for the home. I bought three vans and a BMW for her,” he claims in his affidavit.

He says that with money coming in from the business, Wanjiru started being arrogant, until February 7, 2015, when he left the house after an argument, but on returning, was arrested by Ngong police for assault.

“I was freed on a Sh10,000 bail the same day. In my statement, I observed that I was aware the police came to my house and I even have details of an M-Pesa transaction that night through which she paid a bribe to one police officer. Later on, she withdrew the case,” he adds.

Adzalla also claims that Wanjiru ordered parents at the school to be depositing school fees in her private account or pay by cash, so that he doesn’t get access to the money.

He further adds in his affidavit that, “She has also stopped remitting the Sh70,000 monthly repayment to me as we previously agreed, since it’s my money that was used to set up the school. I have three other cases against her at the Ngong Police Station DCIO’s office and even though I was informed by different investigating officers that they have concluded investigations and recommended she be prosecuted, she has never been questioned. I was later told that the files are with the DCIO Ngong who is yet to forward them.”

Adzalla has also included what he considers evidence of suggestive text messages alleging infidelity between Wanjiru and other men. In one of the messages, a senior married lawyer allegedly asks Wanjiru if she is ready for another session of ‘therapy,’ to which Wanjiru agrees and they plan when and where to meet.
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