At least 29 individuals and owners companies could join Lugari MP in Ayub Savula in police cells over Sh122 million fraud.

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DPP Noordin Haji has recommended their prosecution, adding that he has 'strong grounds' to believe that they conspired to defraud the state advertising agency (GAA).

Mr. Savula, who was arrested on Friday, could be quickly joined on Monday by his two wives Hellen Kemboi and Melody Ringera along with ICT Principal Secretary Itemere Shiundu.

Despite millions allocated to the agency, several media stations are owed millions of money amounting up to Sh3 billion.

Instead, the agency is said to have fraudulently paid 99 ghost companies in the pretext of advertising for government with Savula's Sunday Express being a beneficiary.

An Editorial piece by the Nation precipitated DPP's decision to investigate the architects Kenya's latest scandal. Those facing charges include:

1. Sammy Itemere

2. Dennis Kuko Chebitweny

3. Ayub Savula

4. Melody Gatwiri Ringera

5. Hellen Jepkorir Kemboi

6. Dickson Oniala Nyandiga

7. Henry Musambaga Mundasia

8. Fredrick Okello Owiti

9. Edith Kainda Nkanata

10. Amos Matanga Tayari

11. Susan C. Akinyi Ouma

12. Gladys Hadida Bwora

13. Gladys Isaka Mwanyika

14. Agren Jescah Ateka

15. Rachel Wanjiru Munge

16. Nellie Nyachomba Kibocha

17. Sammy Makau Mule

18. Tabitha Nyamboke Oriba

19. Martin Njoroge Njehnga

20. Hanna Wangari Wanderi

21. Victor Owino Achola

22. Joseph Kamau Charagu

23. The Sunday Publishers Limited

24. Melsav Company Limited

25. Johnnewton Communications

26. The Express Media Group

27. No Burns Protection Agencies Limited

28. Cross Continents Ventures Limited

29. Shieldlock Limited