The family of the late Ngumbao Jola has come out to speak days after Public Service Commission Cabinet Secretary Aisha Jumwa was cleared off charges of their kins murder.
Aisha Jumwa was cleared of the charges and was made a state witness which means she will act against his bodyguard who was with him during the incident.The judge however ruled that,dropping the charges won't stop Jumwa from being arrested in future over the offence.
CS Aisha Jumwa
Family members on Friday gathered at the hrave site of their kin who died in cold murder and conducted prayers.They also announced that they would no longer be part of the case since the main suspect was set free.
"Family members gathered at the gravesite of Jola and conducted prayers after which they announced that they would no longer be part of the case as the main suspect had been set free," a local publicatio said.
The father and mother of Ngumbao Jola were left in tears of the recent developments as the justice for their kin has not been delivered yet.
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