The complainant alleged his loan statement, and consequently his bank account details, were disclosed to a third party without his consent. The ODPC found the first respondent bank vicariously liable for the actions of its employee, while the complainant failed to discharge the burden of proving a legitimate claim against the second respondent, an auctioneers firm.
Orders and outcome
The first respondent was found vicariously liable and an enforcement notice was issued against it; the complaint against the second respondent was dismissed. Dated December 2023.
ODPC (Kenya), John Onkangi v National Bank Of Kenya Limited Keysian Auctioneers, ODPC Complaint No. 1766 of 2023, determination of 15 December 2023. African Data Protection Enforcement Tracker, Law Lab Africa Research, https://research.lawlab.africa/tracker/kenya/odpc/2023/national-bank-of-kenya-limited-keysian-auctioneers/ (accessed 23 October 2026).
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