Former powerful Cabinet Minister Nicholas Biwott left nothing for three of his four wives in a rather surprising will and testament.
According to the will, Biwott wanted all his property be held by his first wife, Israeli-born Johanna Catherine Kiprono Biwott.
The other wives, Senator Margaret Kamar, Callister Mathews and Elizabeth Kattar were not included in the will, although their children were bequeathed a substantial share of the estate.
The six-page will listed Esther Koimett (Elizabeth’s daughter), Rhoda Jacobson and Rita Field Marshal (Catherina’s daughters), Klara Biwott, Gloria Biwott and Immanuel Biwott (Callister’s children) and Maria Biwott, his daughter with Senator Kamar, as the sole heirs
The children were to get one fourteenth of his estate, a similar share was to be placed in trust for Biwott’s grandchildren – they would receive it upon attaining the age of 25.
During his era as the all-powerful politician, Biwott was reported to be worth billion with numerous interests in nearly all sectors of the economy.
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