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Law Firms Stream To Sue Proto Energy Following Nyakundi Expose On Slavery

Raila's Odinga with his Financier and Proto Energy Founder, Accused Of Multiple Crimes Jaffer Mohammed [image courtesy] A litany of Law Firms has shown interest in helping Proto Energy employees seek justice after the editor of this website highlighted their plight. An employee had reached out and revealed slavery with

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Raila's Odinga with his Financier and Proto Energy Founder, Accused Of Multiple Crimes Jaffer Mohammed [image courtesy] A litany of Law Firms has shown interest in helping Proto Energy employees seek justice after the editor of this website highlighted their plight. An employee had reached out and revealed slavery within the Mohammed Jaffer owned company that has turned poor Kenyans into slaves in their county. The employees work without protective gear and their welfare is not a priority within Proto Energy management that is led by undocumented foreigners working in the country illegally. " Reporting to work by 6:45 AM and leaving as late as 7:30 PM all this at a pay of 400 shillings with no overtime. The working conditions were very poor as we...

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