February 6, 2026

Why Elvis Ouma Muga, a notorious gold Fraudster was charged in a Sh170M scam

 Why Elvis Ouma Muga, a notorious gold Fraudster was charged in a Sh170M scam

Elvis Ouma Muga

Elvis Ouma Muga

Elvis Ouma Muga is not new within the ranks of detectives, investigators, and judges in Nairobi Kenya, thanks to his appetite and high affinity for fraud.

Ouma is linked to multiple gold frauds, and according to detectives, he is a dangerous man to deal with. Be warned.

According to court papers, he is an alias, Mr.Nick.

He had been charged in court alongside others not in court for conspiring to defraud Bernhard Ten Brinke on diverse dates between September 1st, 2020, and January 21st, 2021, by falsely pretending that he was carrying on a genuine business of selling gold in Nairobi and was able to supply 500 kilograms to Brinke at USD 1,567,120, equivalent to Sh 170, 816,734.

Elvis Ouma Muga
Elvis Ouma Muga

He was also charged with obtaining the said money jointly with others in the same court, not before the court on January 15, 2021.

Read: Three serial gold fraudsters charged afresh in over Sh 300M scam Frank David Kateti, Alain Mwandia Nvita Lukusa, and Daniel Otieno Ogot

The accused person appeared in court on Monday for the hearing of the case, but the prosecution adjourned his case to July 12 for a fourth hearing.

During his arraignment at the Milimani Courts, he denied the charges before Principal Magistrate David Ndungi and pleaded for a lenient bond term.

The Magistrate released him on Sh10 million with alternative cash bail of 5 million.

The case will proceed after two weeks.

    Rhunda Kiweli

    Rhunda Kiweli

    https://africascandals.com

    Rhunda Kiweli is an investigative journalist at Africa Scandals, specializing in political accountability, corporate transparency, and social justice reporting. With a focus on uncovering systemic corruption and financial misconduct, Rhunda’s work aims to give a voice to the voiceless and hold powerful entities accountable.Core Expertise:Political Accountability: Monitoring government expenditure and policy implementation.Corporate Investigations: Tracking illicit financial flows and unethical business practices.Human Rights: Reporting on legal battles and social justice issues across East Africa.

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