Ann Ngirita released after Emergency

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November 13, 2018 5:41 PM

Medical emergency

NYS scandal suspect Ann Ngirita at the Milimani Law Courts

National Youth Service (NYS) corruption scandal suspect Ann Ngirita was pomptly released on Tuesday after developing medical complications.

Chief Magistrate Douglas Ogoti ordered her release during a court session and asked her to return to court on Wednesday without fail.

The Milimani anti-corruption magistrate had earlier ordered invetsigations into the authenticity of various applications Ngirita made before the court seeking to have her case adjourned.

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Medical Issues

"One medical sheet shows she needs a pelvic scan. Another report from Kinangop reads rehabilitation services.

"There are 34 accused persons in this case. Any order will affect all of them. If they all make such applications, the case will never proceed," Ogoti stated.

Asking the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) detecties to look into the matter, Ogoti also accused Ngirita's lawyer of contradicting arguments presented before him.

"The argument by the lawyer differs with the medical sheets. There has been consistent applications which are meant to scuttle the proceedings.

"An order is hereby made for DCI to investigate the medical reports on their veracity and report to this court within three days," he ruled.