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Former MP's kin refuse role of estate executors

Pinkam House in Nakuru City. The house is among prime property at centre of succession dispute among family of late Nakuru MP Philip Kamau. [File, Standard]

Three widows and the son of the late nominated Member of Parliament Philip Kamau have now declined their appointment as executors of his estate, estimated to be worth Sh1 billion.

On September 29, 2023, Justice Samwel Mohochi appointed Kamau's widows Teresia Njeri, Margaret Damat, Lucy Wanjiru, and his son Joseph Njuguna as administrators of the estate.

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