Sweet Revenge! Fired Galava Exposes These Two NMG Bosses Just When NMG Owner The Aga Khan Is Jetting Into Kenya (Photos)

Payback time for Dennis Galava! Big bosses at NMG sacked former Daily Nation’s Special Projects and Investigations Editor thinking he would go down without a fight. Now he’s dragging them in the hell hole they dug for him.

Last January, Galava, was shown the door from NMG amid protests after he wrote a hard hitting piece titled “Mr President get your act together this year”.

Galava’s sacking did not only annoy Kenyans but dissidents within NMG also raised their voices over the unjust firing of the Daily Nation editor.

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Galava hit back at his former bosses with a damning affidavit that exposes two specific individuals whom Galava says orchestrated his unlawful dismissal from NMG.

NMG CEO Joe Muganda and Nation Editor in Chief Tom Mshindi, are the two individuals Galava is exposing in an affidavit filed before the Labour and Employment Relations Court on Monday through his lawyers, Kemboy and Company Advocates.

Galava says Mr. Mshindi had a personal score to settle with him after he declined his offer to be appointed as Managing editor Daily Nation in exchange for spying in the newsroom and to undermine fellow editors.

The former Daily Nation editor further revealed Mr. Mshindi was working to protect NMG’s commercial interests by pleasing State House.

Nation Editor in chief Tom Mshindi

For NMG’s CEO Mr. Joe Muganda, Galava is suing him separately for likening him to a thieving banker in an interview with BBC after his suspension.

NMG CEO Joe Muganda

Remember Galava is suing NMG for unlawful dismissal and he’s seeking Kes 425 million in compensation and damages.

NMG largest shareholder, His Highness the Aga Khan, is expected to touch down in Nairobi any time today.

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