Armed Robbers Steal Supreme Court Judge Njoki Ndungu’s Official Car
An official vehicle belonging to Supreme Court judge Njoki Ndung’u has been stolen in Nairobi.
The Toyota Landcruiser Prado registration number KCN 117M was stolen after armed robbers attacked Justice Njoki’s driver on Friday night.
Reports indicate that Justice Njoki was not on board the vehicle during the incident that happened at Githurai Mwihoko area.
The driver, Stephen Thuku told police that he was driving at around 7:30 pm when he was blocked by another car.
Three men armed with pistols then jumped into the four-wheel-drive vehicle and bundled him onto the back seat before driving around the city and later abandoned him at Kibiku area in Ngong’.
Thuku was not harmed during the incident but he lost Sh110,000. The car is yet to be recovered.
Police are calling on anyone with information that may lead to the recovery of the vehicle or arrest of the suspects to report to the nearest station.
Comments (10)
She deserves a test of real Kenyan life
Couldn't have happened to a more deserving person. Only thing missing is her. She should have been there.
You too deserve a taste of that roughing @seneca! You get what you wish others to get!! Fair play!!
What is a Supreme Court judge car doing in Gīthūrai at 7pm when Njoki herself is at home watching The Real House Helps of Kawangware show.
The driver went to pick some whores, mpango wa kando! And all hell broke loose...
They are trying to hurt njoki so she does not oppose Mwilu from becoming the CJ! It is that simple!
Njoki Ndung’u welcome to the regular mwanainchi's life....
But this shows how INSECURITY is in Kenya. Luck for her;she wasn't in the car,but judges have been murdered in their homes.
Whatever the case might be, UHURU has done a very poor job. INSECURITY being one of them.
Thuku has brains to hustle for extra coins with a free vehicle.
Thuku might have delivered nacortic to Murungaru's customers.Murungaru is Njoki's boyfriend.
The GPS can track where the vehicle is if they have not disabled it.