According to the state agency's lawyers (KCAA), the public land was designated for construction of headquarters, flight path and it had been disposed of the land by impunity and Collison with private entities. Later in the same month another legislator Ngunjiri Wambugu demanded all other cases in Kenya involving stolen property be thrown out as long so long as suspects were willing to compensate, in an effort to complain about preferential treatment Ruto was receiving for his involvement in the state's stolen property. In December 2020, KCB bank backed Ruto in the court battle to repossess the land fearing the loss of security against an advancement of KSH 1.2 billion in the business associated with Ruto.