The ghost workers were paid a gross salary of between Ksh.88,000 and Ksh.95,000, and they were also able to access loan facilities from a specific bank.
These activities cost the taxpayer a total of 491.4 million shillings.
The EACC is now seeking charges against Mzalendo Kibunja, former Director General of the National Museum of Kenya, Stanyas Ongalo, Human Resource Director and Acting Director General Oliver Rabuor, and Wycliffe Ongata, both in the payroll office, for unlawful acquisition of public property, conspiracy to commit an economic crime, abuse of office, acquisition of proceeds of crime, money laundering, and financial misconduct.
The anti-graft body also wants the Ksh.491M recovered from the listed NMK officers
Nothing will happen to those idiots, toothless dragon.