Last Updated on April 24, 2026 by courtnews reporter

Davis Nathan Chelogoi: Sh1.3 Billion Land Fraud Case – Milimani Court Magistrate Reinstated (2026)

Updated: April 24, 2026 | CourtNews Kenya

Davis Nathan Chelogoi Case Overview

Davis Nathan Chelogoi land fraud case Kenya is at the center of a major court battle involving an alleged Sh1.3 billion land dispute at Milimani Law Courts.

The Davis Nathan Chelogoi land fraud case Kenya continues to raise legal concerns about fraud and judicial continuity.

read:Kipchumba Murkomen Statement Fails to End KSh20 Billion Runda Land Dispute

Who is Davis Nathan Chelogoi?

avis Nathan Chelogoi is a former Provincial Commissioner associated with a high-profile land fraud case in Kenya.

He has been mentioned in court proceedings involving conspiracy to defraud and forgery.

What is the case about?

The case involves:

• Alleged fraud over LR No. 18485 in Lower Kabete

• Land valued at approximately Sh1.3 billion

• Charges of conspiracy to defraud and forgery

Additionally, co-accused Andrew Aseri Kirungu faces similar charges.

read:High Court Stops Prosecution of Lawyer in Sh1bn Land Case

Court Ruling Explained

Meanwhile, Chief Magistrate Lucas Onyina dismissed an application by Davis Nathan Chelogoi seeking reassignment of the case.

However, the court ruled that:

• Trial magistrate Dolphina Alego should continue handling the case

• The matter had reached the defence hearing stage

• Reassignment would be legally inconsistent

Additionally, the court noted that:

• No new magistrate had taken over the case under Section 200

• The original magistrate handled 18 witnesses and 130 exhibits

Why the Case Matters

This case is important because:

• It affects land dispute cases in Kenya

• It raises concerns about judicial continuity

• It may influence future criminal trial procedures

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Davis Nathan Chelogoi?

Davis Nathan Chelogoi is a former Provincial Commissioner facing fraud charges.

What is the case about?

It involves alleged land fraud worth Sh1.3 billion.

Is the case ongoing?

Yes, the trial is ongoing in court.