Former FKF president Mwendwa due in court again
Former Football Kenya Federation President Nick Mwendwa at the Milimani Law Courts on November 30, 2021 where he was charged with four counts of fraud.
What you need to know:
- Sambu directed the investigating officer of the case to serve Mwendwa with fresh summons to attend court for plea taking.
- “Since July 11 was a public holiday Mwendwa will attend court July 12,2022,” Gitonga told Nation Sport. The office of the DPP through Gitonga on July 7 filed a miscellenous application for summons to be issued.
Embattled Former Football Kenya Federation (FKF) president Nick Mwendwa has been ordered to appear before the Kiambu Law Courts Tuesday to answer fresh fraud charges failure to which he will be jailed for six months for contempt.
The order requiring Mwendwa to appear in court was granted by Kiambu Senior Principal Magistrate K. Sambu on July 7.
In the Penal Notice, Sambu warned Mwendwa that should he fail to attend court today it will be deemed that he has defied the order and therefore liable to a prison term not exceeding six months.
In the Penal Notice, Sambu said: “If any party served with this order does not comply or adhere to it he/she shall liable to imprisonment by the Court for a period not exceeding 6 (six) months.”
The application for the fresh summons for Mwendwa to attend court for fresh plea taking was presented before Sambu by an assistant director of public prosecutions (ADPP) Joseph Riungu Gitonga.
“Upon hearing the State Counsel in the absence of the accused person (Mwendwa) I hereby issue summons requiring him to attend court for plea taking November 11,2022,” ordered Sambu.
Sambu directed the investigating officer of the case to serve Mwendwa with fresh summons to attend court for plea taking.
“Since July 11 was a public holiday Mwendwa will attend court July 12,2022,” Gitonga told Nation Sport. The office of the DPP through Gitonga on July 7 filed a miscellenous application for summons to be issued.
