In a significant legal development, the court has granted the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) permission to withdraw a Ksh1.9 billion asset recovery case against former Migori Governor Okoth Obado, his children, his companies, and a businessman. This decision follows an out-of-court settlement agreement reached between the parties, whereby they agreed to a settlement amount of Ksh235 million. The case, which involved allegations of corruption and illicit wealth accumulation, has drawn public attention due to its implications on accountability and transparency in governance. The settlement marks a notable resolution in the ongoing legal proceedings, potentially shaping future anti-corruption strategies and enforcement efforts in Kenya.
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