Director of Public Prosecutions nominee Renson Ingonga on Thursday disclosed that he has a net worth of Sh300 million.
He said the net worth is informed by a house and family land.
Ingonga made the revelation before members of the Justice and Legal Affairs Committee chaired by George Murugara who were vetting him on his suitability for the post.
Parliament is mandated by the Constitution to conduct the approval hearing of a nominee for the position and is expected to report back to the House with a report within 21 days.
Members will then debate on the report to either adopt or reject.
If successful, Ingonga will become the third officeholder under the Constitution of Kenya 2010.
He will succeed Noordin Haji who was appointed the National Intelligence Service (NIS) Director General.
A DPP holds office for a term of eight years which is not renewable upon its expiry.
