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Ex-Kiambu Governor FERDINAND WAITITU to continue serving 12-year sentence at Industrial Area Prison after High Court denied him bail

Summary by Kenyan-post.com

Monday, March 3, 2025 Former Kiambu Governor, Ferdinand Waititu Babayao, will remain behind bars at Industrial Area Prison after the High Court denied his bail request pending appeal.The court ruled that Waititu failed to present sufficient grounds to justify his release.Waititu, who is serving a 12-year sentence for corruption-related offenses, had sought bail citing health concerns.However, in its ruling on Monday, the court stated that prison…

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kenyan-post.com

Ex-Kiambu Governor FERDINAND WAITITU to continue serving 12-year sentence at Industrial Area Prison after High Court denied him bail

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k24.digital

Court shuts door on Waititu’s bail application

The Nairobi High Court on Monday, March 3, 2025, denied the Former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu bail pending appeal. Delivering the ruling, Lady Justice Lucy Njuguna stated that the applicant did not meet the conditions to be granted bail. “It is my finding that the applicant has not met the conditions for grant of bail […]

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peopledaily.digital

Blow to Waititu as Court denies him bail

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The DailyMail

High Court denies Waititu bail pending appeal on conviction - The DailyMail

NAIROBI Kenya, Mar 3 – The High Court has denied former Kiambu Governor Ferdinand Waititu bail pending his appeal against his conviction in the Sh588 million corruption case. In her ruling, Justice Lucy Njuguna contended that Waititu did not present sufficient grounds to warrant bail. “It is my findings that the applicants have not met the conditions for bail, the applications are hereby dismissed,” said Njuguna. She pointed out that the right t…

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