Standoff at Dari Business Park as Tuju Claims RDU Officers Stormed His Property at 3AM March 14, 2026 - 08:06Nicholas Olambo A dramatic confrontation unfolded in Nairobi after former Cabinet Secretary Raphael Tuju alleged that officers from the Rapid Deployment Unit stormed his Dari Business Park property in the middle of the night. Tuju claimed the officers attacked him during a 3 AM incident as he tried to defend the contested land from what he described as a forceful takeover. The confrontation erupted just days after a High Court ruling cleared the way for auctioneers to proceed with actions that could see several of Tuju’s prime Karen properties sold. The explosive allegations have now raised fresh questions about the role of security officers in a bitter multi-million-shilling property dispute. Standoff at Dari Business Park as Tuju Claims RDU Officers Stormed His Property at 3AMAs the legal battle intensifies, Tuju vows to defend his Karen properties until the courts hear his appeal, warning that any rushed takeover before the ruling could undermine justice and due process. Contents hide 1 Inside the 3AM Raid Linked to RDU at Tuju Property 1.1 Tuju Claims Powerful Forces Want Karen Land Quickly 1.2 Court Ruling Opens Door for Auctioneers 1.3 Appeal Battle Set for Next Court Mention Inside the 3AM Raid Linked to RDU at Tuju Property Tuju claimed the confrontation occurred at his Dari Business Park along Ngong Road during the early hours of the morning. According to him, officers believed to be from the Rapid Deployment Unit arrived at the property around 3AM and attempted to force their way in. Tuju said he resisted the move because the dispute over the land remains active in court, and he intends to appeal the recent ruling that went against him. He argued that powerful interests are trying to seize the property before he exhausts all legal options. Tuju insisted that the officers had no justification to storm the premises at night. He described

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