According to reports, the former wife, identified as Elizabeth Wanjama Muli, spoke to the press before allowing DCI officers into her house to collect the bullets, saying they belong to her ex-husband.
"Among the contents found in the house were his bullets. They were all found in his safe. He had a gun, and I believe that what the police are doing is trying to intimidate us for unknown reasons," Elizabeth said.
Elizabeth also expressed her concern over the alleged unexplained money found in his safe, saying she did not know its source.
She also said that she had asked the former Transport Principal Secretary Nduva to leave their home for her peace of mind and for the sake of her children.
"There were documents in the briefcase that were very shocking to me. The unexplained money, among other things, was also recovered by the detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations," Elizabeth said.
Police said an investigation is ongoing and details will be made public once investigations are over. They did not reveal the reasons for the raid at his home.
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