The Ndichus have resisted these attempts to extort them and have chosen to throw their faith in the Kenyan Judicial system. They have willfully chosen to face these extortionists in court rather than sit with them in board rooms for a "settlement".
The Ndichus have resisted these attempts to extort them and have chosen to throw their faith in the Kenyan Judicial system. They have willfully chosen to face these extortionists in court rather than sit with them in board rooms for a "settlement "
What is most unsettling is the decision by the DPP to recommend charges against the Ndichus even with glaring gaps in the evidence including failing to record statements from key participants in the incident at Emara.
Infact the police have never recorded a statement from Munira, the lady seen being viciously attacked by the alleged victims, and who sustained serious injuries from the attack. She has presented herself severally including spending the entire day yesterday at Langata Police but the police seem disinterested. We believe that dispassionate, independent analysis of the evidence by an objective Prosecutor would result in at worst, a charge of affray against all participants in the incident at Ole Sereni, including the alleged victims.
Meanwhile, it appears Munira deserves no justice at all from the ODPPs perspective for the serious injuries she sustained at the hands of the Murgor Sisters because she doesn't have a famous name.
She is ready and willing to give her statement if the DCI and the ODPP care to listen."
Responding to these claims, lawyer Philip Murgor said, "We have never asked for or accepted to sit down to discuss the resolution at all. We have always insisted on criminal investigation. The letter from the real, not political lawyer of the Ndichu’s sent was totally ignored."
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