He directed that all public officers who may have participated in the illicit allotment of the particular parcels be suspended immediately.
The county officers, he said, will remain suspended as investigations continue.
Mutai said he will ensure public resources are protected and respected.
"To the grabbers and would-be grabbers, your time is over, you are not more special than others...We are coming for you hard and strong.
"You will not continue your activities on land that should be used for the public good," he said.
He issued a two-week notice to surrender the plots, otherwise they will be demolished.
Those who may have acquired land illegally but are using it for a public good, must have the land regularised in accordance with the law, the governor said.
The particular illegally held parcels, title deeds and buildings, he said, will be published in a Gazette notice to notify 'owners' of intended seizure.
“If you know you did not acquire the land in a proper manner, come and pay for it now so we can give you a legal document. The title deed or allotment letter you now are holding has been declared null and void," Mutai said.
(Edited by V. Graham)
