Aisha Jumwa Avoids Jail Term As It Emerges She Doesn't Know How To Shoot A Gun
By Kjones (self media writer) | 2 months ago
Political tension remains high in the country as fresh details emerge across the country. This happens as recent updates confirm that Aisha Jumwa is now a free man after court made it's final decision officially dropping all the charges against her. It has now been confirmed that she doesn't know how to use a gun and circulating claims are fake.
Aisha Jumwa was secured by her lawyers in partnership with the court to find out the bottom of the matter only to find out that she is very innocent. Aisha Jumwa appreciated William Ruto who celebrated his birthday the other day wishing him long life for fighting a better political battle.
Aisha Jumwa was filed in court for allegedly shooting to kill an innocent person which is against the law. The hearing has been in progress until it almost landed her in jail one day only for her to escape by a whisker.
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