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BREAKING: DCI Kinoti, DPP Haji STORM Supreme Court, Deputy CJ philomena Mwilu ARRESTED Over Imperial Bank Cases

BREAKING: DCI Kinoti, DPP Haji STORM Supreme Court, Deputy CJ philomena Mwilu ARRESTED Over Imperial Bank Cases

August 28, 2018 5 Comments

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Deputy Chief Justice philomena mwilu has been arrested by police outside the supreme court after a JSC meeting, she is under probe over imperial bank cases.

The DCJ’s vehicles were seen leaving the premises closely followed by those of DCI boss Kinoti some minutes to 2pm.

She was accompanied by her bodyguards after she came out of JSC meeting

Director of Public Prosecutions Noordin Haji and Kinoti were reportedly at the Supreme Court twice today.

There have been reports that the DCI and DPP are about to crack down on a Supreme Court judge over allegations of financial impropriety.
EARLIER in the day there was drama at the supreme court complex as DPP Noordin Hajji was spotted in the in the precincts, this is how it was reported:

The top organ of Kenya’s Judiciary met this morning following reports that a Supreme Court judge is facing criminal charges.

Minutes before 9am, members of the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) trickled into their boardroom on the second floor of the Supreme Court at the heart of Nairobi’s central business district.

Half an hour later Prof Tom Ojienda, who represents the Law Society of Kenya at the commission, rushed out of the building.

Other members of the JSC are Chief Justice David Maraga, who chairs the commission, Deputy Chief Justice Philemona Mwilu, Mercy Deche (vice chairperson), Emily Ominde and Justice Aggrey Muchelule.

At around 10.15am, CJ Maraga left the boardroom and walked into his office on the first floor.

While the Nation team on site did not see Director of Public Prosecutions Noordin Hajji, his official vehicle and chase cars were spotted at the top court’s parking when the JSC walked into the meeting.

But by the time Prof Ojienda walked out of the building, Mr Haji’s official vehicle and chase cars were gone, indicating that he may have left through the back entrance reserved for Judge Maraga and his deputy.

Staff at the Supreme Court went on about their business as usual, with the majority avoiding contact with journalists.

Courtesy, Daily Nation

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  1. baleto magari says

    August 28, 2018 at 2:11 pm

    waaah! mwilu shouldnt have ruled against kenyatta if she knew she had questionable integrity.she forgot to fight for herself thinking the now charges were grave secret.the bribe couldve been a trap.what an embarrassment!you make me believe some sheep conceal wolves.

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  2. Anonymous says

    August 28, 2018 at 2:47 pm

    The govt should assist the pple in need of justice.option of taking an advocate is really suicidal as it is time wasting exercise.they are legal thieves.

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  3. Anonymous says

    August 28, 2018 at 4:20 pm

    It should also to other corrupt Judges in Judiciary.

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  4. Anonymous says

    August 28, 2018 at 10:33 pm

    THOSE BLONDE COLONIAL HEAD GEARS WORN BY KENYAN JUDGES SHOULD RETIRED IN KENYA, UNLESS KENYA IS STILL A BRITISH COLONY!

    THOSE HEAD GEARS ARE CLEAR INDICATORS THAT KENYA IS STILL BEING RULED BY THE BRITISH!! THEY DO NOT LOOK APPEALING ON A HEAD OF DARK SKINNED JUDGE AT ALL!

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  5. Anonymous says

    August 28, 2018 at 11:18 pm

    How come the USA government isn’t giving the regular American Joe a cut in all their War Adventures. They use the peoples money to help steal trillions in resources. And most people don’t even have health care. The American people should live tax free, with free health care for everyone. It’s called the spoils of War!

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