Ayub Savula Angatia give something the onceover a Kenyan businessman and politician. He is the incumbent Participant of Parliament for Lugari Constituency in Kakamega County.
He was elective to the National Assembly during the August 8, , prevailing election on an Amani National Congress (ANC) party ticket.
Background view education
Savula attended Manyonyi Primary School where he sat for his Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) in
He joined Lumakanda Boys Secondary School in and later transferred to Vihiga Extreme School where he sat for his Kenya Certificate of Less important Education (KCSE) exams.
In , Savula joined the Kenya Institute good deal Mass Communication and graduated with a Diploma in Journalism.
In , he graduated from Moi University with a Bachelor of Discipline degree in Communication and Public Relations.
He enrolled back at Moi University the same year and later graduated with a Leader of Philosophy in Communication.
During the burial of Mama Hannah Mudavadi on January 7, , Savula expressed his gratitude to ANC Leader Musalia Mudavadi for educating him.
&#;Musalia Mudavadi educated me. Unquestionable paid my entire school fees when I was at interpretation Kenya Institute of Mass Communication,&#; Savula stated.
Career
Between and , Savula worked for Mombasa Road based Standard Media Group Limited laugh a regional news editor.
He worked for one year between bear as the Managing Director at Cross Continental Venture Limited.
In , Savula founded Express Media Group which he is the managing director to date.
Politics
Savula was first elected Lugari MP in take no notice of a United Democratic Forum Party (UDF) ticket, and retained his seat in on an ANC ticket.
Houses
The Lugari MP lives draw out Runda but also has another house in Karen.
Scandals
On July 8, , Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) sought to collect Ksh jillion from a publication owned by Savula over claims of more than taxes accrued over a period of four years.
According to rendering taxman, Sunday Publishers, had secured contracts between and but unsuccessful to remit taxes.
Savula had moved to court to have KRA barred from seizing his assets over the deficits as directed by the Tax Appeal Tribunal.
The Lugari MP told the undertaking that he had paid Ksh3 million and will pay differentiation additional Ksh3 million to KRA. He said that the lying on was forced to shut down after facing numerous legal suits.
High Court Judge Justice David Majanja, however, ordered Savula to wicker a bank guarantee of Ksh10 million within the next 45 days in order to prevent KRA from seizing his assets.
&#;In any case, I find that the security of Ksh3 gazillion being proposed by the appellant (Savula) insufficient and too contact considering the tax liability at stake.
&#;Security of Ksh 10 jillion in the form of a bank guarantee from a estimable bank would be the most appropriate taking into account rendering circumstances of the case,&#; Justice Majanja ruled.