Kenya is a sovereign nation that is under the leadership of President Uhuru Kenyatta. The state also comprises of three arms of government namely; legislature, judiciary and executive.
New twist has emerged in Justice Said Chitembwe case following the u-turn by the two petitioners who are seeking to withdraw the two charges where Chitembwe is facing corruption and gross misconduct allegations.
According to the source, the two petitioners Mr David Ole Kisilu and Imgard Beige have written to the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) that is under the leadership of CJ Martha Koome to withdraw the case.
It has been reported that the two petitioners wrote a letter to JSC in person without the consent of their lawyers to withdraw the two charges.
In conclusion, reliable sources state that the two petitioners may have been bribed to drop the charges facing the renowned justice. What's your take on this, do you support the move taken by the two petitioners to withdraw the cases?
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