NHIF CEO Geoffrey Mwangi Has Been Was Given Ksh 40 Million Bribe in A Scandal That Has Been Public But Wants To Sue And Silence Those Questioning The National Hospital Insurance Fund Chief Executive officer, Mr. Geoffrey Mwangi has threatened to sue the editor of this site, Blogger Cyprian Nyakundi over defamation over stories exposing corruption at the NHIF.
The National Hospital Insurance Fund (NHIF) has been a cash cow for a few individuals that have looted the fund to the ground with the latest scoop confirming that some funds from NHIF might have been used for the August 2017 elections.
Geoffrey Mwangi, the sly operative has managed to hold on NHIF by bribing scribes not to write the story despite real corruption that threatens to make Uhuru's Universal health coverage big-four agenda a big joke.
By bribing EACC into silence, Mr Geoffrey Mwangi believes that he can't do anything he wants including threatening Bloggers critical of him with legal action, in the corrupt Kenyan judicial system.
Mwangi has been accused of bribing EACC and Public Procurement Regulatory Authority to scuttle a Ksh. 400 Million scandal investigations, where he made Ksh 40 Million, in form of kick-back.
The scandal, involved loss of more than Sh400 million paid out for a medical scheme for civil servants, police and prison officers.
This is after the National Hospital Insurance Fund paid two bidders against an order by the Public Procurement Administrative Review Board.
Britam Life Assurance Company (K) Ltd and Pioneer Assurance Company Ltd were awarded the tender, despite quoting high prices.
Britam quoted Sh836,946,330 while Pioneer put its price at Sh852,284,830.
The board had ruled that the award was irregular and ordered that NHIF contracts UAP Life Assurance Limited at its tender sum of Sh797,623,500.
The tender was for the provision of the Group Life Cover and last expense for civil servants, National Police Service and Kenya Prisons Service for the 2017-2018.
Despite being grilled by the jokers at the National assembly and EACC and PPOA promising action and investigations, Mwangi feels it is prudent to threaten Bloggers with legal action, over matters of public interest.
We keep appealing for information on corruption at NHIF, My contacts are hereunder.