Adani-JKIA Whistleblower Nelson Amenya has released an explosive expose implicating Jayesh Saini, the owner of Nairobi West Hospital, and Adil, a Safaricom board member, in secretive high-stakes deals.
The allegations have surfaced amid ongoing discussions about Safaricom’s massive Ksh 104 billion investment in the implementation, running, and management of the State Health Insurance Fund (SHIF).
The revelations come at a critical moment, as Indian billionaire Gautam Adani continues to expand his business empire within Kenya.
Adani-JKIA whitstleblower Nelson Amenya. Source: X
Adani, already heavily involved in the modernization of Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) and seeking control over Kenya’s energy infrastructure through Ketraco, is now believed to have set his sights on the SHIF deal as well.
The potential involvement of Safaricom in the SHIF project is being seen as a strategic move to secure dominance in yet another critical sector of the economy.
Amenya’s expose reveals that Jayesh Saini and Adil are neighbors, having acquired a hill inside Naivasha’s Great Rift Lodge.
Indian-based businessman Jayesh Saini during a past media presser. Source: The Star/Facebook
According to Amenya, they have bought out all the surrounding properties, securing control over the area.
The coordinates of their location have been disclosed as -0.651037, 36.297313, raising suspicions about their activities in the secluded area.
Moreover, Amenya claims that Adil’s house was used to store large amounts of cash in containers during President William Ruto’s campaign, leading to speculation about the political ties between the Safaricom board member and Ruto’s election team
Adani Group boss (L), JKIA (R) Photo: Citizen Digital Source: Facebook
This connection has raised serious questions about the integrity of Safaricom’s involvement in public sector projects like SHIF.
As Safaricom pushes forward with its Ksh 104 billion investment in SHIF, the expose has raised alarms about the potential conflicts of interest and business manipulations at play.
With Adani’s growing influence in Kenya’s aviation, energy, and now healthcare sectors, the revelations have prompted calls for increased scrutiny and transparency in these major deals.
