Real Estate Scandal: Certified Homes Under Fire for Alleged Client Fund Misuse
Real estate company Certified Homes is facing serious allegations after reports surfaced that the firm has been taking clients’ funds without delivering promised projects. Several clients, speaking on condition of anonymity, claim that the company has consistently failed to fulfill its commitments, leaving them with no returns on their investments.
One client shared, “Mr. Peter Nyaga no longer answers our calls. We entrusted him with our money, but he has refused to deliver. We contacted the Association of Real Estate Stakeholders (RESA), who advised us to take legal action against Nyaga.”
According to investigations, Peter Nyaga, head of Certified Homes, is alleged to be at the center of a scam amounting to over Ksh 650 million. Many affected clients, particularly those living in the United States, have expressed frustration, saying they have exhausted efforts to resolve the issue without success.
The case has also drawn the attention of well-known blogger MC Zaku, who previously highlighted the controversy on social media. A client remarked, “There’s an individual working with a well-known property company who is trying to cover up Certified Homes’ actions. We’re pursuing him as well.”
The unfolding allegations have put Certified Homes and Nyaga in the spotlight, raising concerns among investors and industry stakeholders.
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