An individual is accused of forging details to the the police, leading to the expulsion of Joseph Ngaay Kabugu, Leader of Unaitas Sacco.
Mr Alexander Irungu Wanjiru was accused of making a false report to officers so that they may inturn arrest Mr Kabugu and charge him for falsifying his academic qualifications.
On Monday, Mr Irungu Wanjiru was brought before a judge of the Milimani courts and tried to arrest and to prosecute Mr Kabugu for charges of falsehood of his academic qualifications by charger of lying to police.
Legal documents suggest that Mr Irungu forwarded the complaint to the Directorate of Criminal Investigations' Serious Crimes Unit (DCI).The Judge noted that Sergent Sevelina Kalunge was informed by the defendant that Mr Kiburu had produced a report in order to be admitted to Shinners Technical College of Murang'a town for a certificate course in the examinations of the Kenya Secondary Education Certificate (KCSE).
CM François Andayi found that Mr Irungu wanted to trigger the policeman to examine, detain and prosecute Mr Kabugu by providing the legal officers with the fake detailInquiries have also found out those charges are not valid, contributing towards the detention of Mr Irungu and the legal trial which began on Monday.
He perpetrated the crime at the DCI headquarters on 28 November 2019.Mr Irungu rejected the accusation and tried to raise it on fair conditions of obligation."With the Covid-19 pandemic that affected economic status of the majority of companies worldwide I've been out of work some time now," he stated.
In the case listed on 24 May for the instructions on the trial, it approved his request and issued the man a Sh30,000 bond.Mr. Irungu is still the plaintiff in a case in the Senate where he challenges the NHIF panel 's move to presumably cherrypick Peter Kamunyo as current CEO.
He argues that the nomination of Dr. Kamunyo did not proceed correctly as the selection wasn't really competitive.Mr Irungu said that, considering constitutional requirements and laws requiring fair hiring of jobs in government companies, the NHIF Committee declined to nominate a CEO out of individuals that performed the best during previous interviews.
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