The court also established that Musyoka had benefited from fraudulent tenders awarded to companies owned by his wife Fiona Muthoki Mutisya, brother Antony Mbindyo Musyoka and other close allies.
According to EACC, the companies were also evading taxes worth Sh181 million.
On October 14, 2021, the Commission asked Musyoka to explain the amounts received and transacted in his accounts, by the companies associated with him, and the construction cost of the development of the residential building.
On November 2, 2021, Musyola issued his response to EACC.
However, the commission says the team discovered that Musyoka had unexplained wealth liable to forfeiture to the State being proceeds of corruption.
The commission filed two cases against Musyoka.
The second case is still pending before the High Court.