Evans Kidero: Inside The Posh Apartments Owned By Former Nairobi Governor Charging KSh540,000 Rent

Former Nairobi Governor Evans Kidero is among Kenya’s prominent former politicians whose wealth and property investments have attracted public attention over the years.

Kidero served as Nairobi governor from March 27, 2013, to August 21, 2017, becoming the first person to occupy the office following the introduction of devolved government under the 2010 Constitution.

Before venturing into politics, he had established himself as a successful corporate executive, having served in various leadership positions in the private sector.

Apart from his political career, Kidero has reportedly accumulated significant investments in real estate, including high-end residential apartments in Nairobi.

Some of the apartments associated with the former governor have reportedly attracted monthly rental charges of up to KSh540,000, placing them within the luxury property market.

His property portfolio has also been associated with Yala Towers and hundreds of acres of land in different parts of the country.

Additionally, Kidero reportedly owns a collection of 11 luxury vehicles, reflecting his investments and lifestyle.

However, his real estate investments attracted considerable attention when the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) opened investigations into how he acquired some of the properties during his tenure as Nairobi governor.

The investigations raised questions about the acquisition of the apartments and other assets associated with the former county boss.

The scrutiny formed part of broader efforts by anti-corruption authorities to examine the wealth and financial dealings of public officials, particularly where questions arise about the relationship between public office and private investments.

Despite the controversies surrounding his wealth, Kidero remains a notable figure in Kenya’s political and business circles.

His journey from corporate leadership to becoming Nairobi’s first governor, alongside his reported investments in property, vehicles and other assets, has continued to attract public interest.

The apartments charging hundreds of thousands of shillings monthly illustrate the lucrative opportunities available in Nairobi’s high-end rental property market.

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