Businessman Amos Nzeyi has agreed to buy back the disputed land in Temangalo that was originally sold to the National Social Security Fund (NSSF), according to a report by Daily Monitor published on Monday.
The development marks a potential breakthrough in the long-running dispute over the property, which has been a source of legal and political contention. Daily Monitor reports that Nzeyi’s offer to repurchase the land could pave the way for a resolution, though specific terms of the proposed buyback were not detailed in the available reporting.
The Temangalo land deal has been a recurring issue for NSSF, with questions raised in the past over the acquisition process and the land’s value. Nzeyi’s willingness to buy back the property suggests a shift toward settling the matter out of court, according to the Daily Monitor article.
The report does not specify a timeline for the buyback or whether NSSF has formally accepted the offer. It also leaves unclear the exact size of the land or the price Nzeyi would pay.
Observers will be watching for official confirmation from NSSF or Nzeyi’s camp on the next steps. A formal agreement, if reached, would close a chapter that has dragged on for years and could set a precedent for how similar disputes involving public funds are handled.
