EACC has arrested a suspect who posed as an EACC investigator and solicited a bribe from a member of the public.
The suspect, Felix Manyaga Mogaka, contacted a director of a company contracted by the Narok County Government, claiming the firm was under investigation for corruption.
He later arranged a meeting at a hotel, where he demanded KES 2 million to allegedly stop further action.
Following a complaint, EACC mounted an operation that led to Mogaka’s arrest on 22nd June 2026 while receiving KES 200,000, part of the alleged bribe.
Investigations confirmed that Mogaka is not an employee of the Commission. The suspect is being processed at the Integrity Centre pending the conclusion of investigations.
This comes as the EACC warned the public that official summonses are issued in writing and require an appearance at EACC Offices stating that it does not conduct meetings in hotels or solicit payments to influence investigations.
They also urged citizens to report any individuals misusing the EACC name for fraud or extortion through their official channels.
