Kwale Residents Confirm Fears Raised By Sifuna Over Fake Title Deeds Handed By Ruto, Now Return Them

Concerns over land ownership along the Coast have taken a dramatic turn in Kwale County, as local residents have begun surrendering ownership documents issued during President William Ruto’s recent tour.

According to investigative reports published by NTV Kenya and Uzalendo News, affected landowners have officially returned the title deeds to government offices, citing deep-seated irregularities in documentation, faulty boundaries, and disputed land allocation procedures.

This sudden surrender of documents has directly validated fears previously highlighted by Nairobi Senator Edwin Sifuna during his Linda Mwananchi Movement campaign rallies in Kinango Town.

Speaking during the coastal tour, Sifuna has raised red flags over the legitimacy of the issued title deeds, accusing the administration of distributing defective documents to landless citizens as a quick political gesture without resolving underlying ownership disputes.

His early warnings have now gained widespread credibility across the region.

Upon independently verifying their documents with relevant authorities and financial institutions, several Kwale residents have discovered severe structural discrepancies.

Affected locals have revealed that commercial banks have outrightly rejected the title deeds as collateral, declaring them virtually valueless due to missing registry records and improper survey allocations.

Frustrated property owners have noted that the faulty paperwork has left them in greater legal vulnerability than before, prompting them to hand back the documents to demand genuine, legally binding title deeds.

The developing saga has ignited fresh political debates across the coastal belt regarding land reforms and administrative integrity.

Community leaders have urged the national government to address the flawed land allocations immediately, warning against using sensitive land ownership matters for short-term political posturing.

As Kwale residents continue to demand transparent resolution, Sifuna’s sharp criticism has firmly reshaped the debate over land rights and historical injustices across Kwale County.

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