In Summary:
- Hussein Ismail Godad, a warehouse manager at Medina Chemicals Limited, denies charges of stealing goods worth Ksh.67.5 million.
- Godad allegedly stole animal health products from the company’s warehouse in Nairobi, where he worked, facing a bond of Ksh.500,000 or cash bail of Ksh.200,000.
Hussein Ismail Godad, a warehouse manager employed at Medina Chemicals Limited, stood before Milimani Senior Principal Magistrate Benard Ochoi on Friday to face accusations of pilfering products valued over Ksh.67.5 million.
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The allegations revolve around the theft of animal health products totaling Ksh.67,513,761 from the company’s warehouse in Nairobi.
During the hearing, Godad refuted the charges laid against him, maintaining his innocence in the matter. According to reports presented to the court, it is claimed that Godad, in his capacity as an employee, unlawfully acquired possession of the stolen goods.
Consequently, he now faces allegations of theft while fulfilling his role as a warehouse manager.
The court proceedings ended with Godad being granted conditional release. He was offered a bond of Ksh.500,000 or the option of a cash bail amounting to Ksh.200,000.
The case is scheduled for further mention on February 29, awaiting further legal proceedings and developments in this significant theft case.