Kenya Power Pension Fund has assured members of the public and tenants of its commitment to restore access and normalcy at Stima Plaza Complex premises, Nairobi following the disruption of business operations on February 24, 2025 by Nairobi City County Officials.
In a press statement sent to newsrooms, Kenya Power Pension Fund stated that it is working with the relevant government agencies, to resolve the matter in an amicable manner.
“We are committed to providing high standards of service and minimizing disruptions at all times. We will continue to keep all affected parties updated on the progress of resolving the issue,” said the statement.
Kenya Power Pension Fund are the legal owners of Stima Plaza Complex located along Kolobot Road, Parklands Nairobi where KPLC, Cooperative Bank, Health Point services among other tenants reside.
According to the statement, the Nairobi Water and Sewerage Company disconnected water and sewerage services two days ago at the complex without providing a clear explanation, despite there being no outstanding water, sewerage or land rates owed to the County or its subsidiaries.
The Kenya Power and Lighting Company Limited Staff Retirement Benefits Scheme (Kenya Power Pension Fund-KPPF) is a body established by a Trust Deed to receive, manage and provide benefits to employees of the Kenya Power and Lighting Company PLC upon their retirement or where applicable to their dependents.
The operations of Kenya Power Pension Fund are regulated by the Retirement Benefits Authority under the Retirement Benefits Act.
By Bernadette Khaduli
