Kileleshwa MCA Robert Alai denies owning Facebook account linked to Machoka defamation case
Machoka maintains that the alleged defamatory statement damaged his standing as a respected broadcaster, businessman and family man. He further argues that the controversy adversely affected business interests he values at more than Sh200 million.
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