EACC deputy chief executive Michael Mubea has said the commission has recovered assets worth Sh300 million from Samburu county.
The commission has been conducting investigations into allegations that Samburu Governor Moses Lenolkulal has been trading with the county through Oryx petrol station.
Lenolkulal is alleged to have supplied fuel to the county leading to payment amounting to Sh84, 695,996 and is expected to be arraigned today.
EACC has recommended that the Director of Public Prosecutions charge Lenolkulal and 13 other suspects with offences including abuse of office, illegal acquisition of public property and conflict of interest.
The Anti-Corruption agency has directed the other 13 suspects to present themselves at Integrity Centre immediately.
Mubea said the commission is in the process of recovering all the stolen assets associated with the investigation going on in Samburu county.
Mubea said EACC said inquiry files will be submitted to the DPP once investigations are complete.
The other suspects are: Samburu Deputy Governor Julius Lesooto, County Secretary Stephen Letinina, Chief Finance Officer Daniel Lenolkirina, former Environment Chief Officer Josephine Lenasalia, Agriculture Chief Officer Reuben Lemunyete and former Education Chief Officer Linus Lenolngenje.
Others are Paul Lolmingani (Transport Chief Officer), Bernard Lesurmat (Lands Chief Officer), Lillian Baluga (former Gender Chief Officer), Andrew Lanyasunya (Gender Chief Officer), David Loo Senge (Sports Chief Officer), Geoffrey Kitewan (Head Supply Chain Management) and businessman Hesbon Ndathi.
