Many of them are upset and using the hashtag #JusticeforMercyNjeri, KOT are sharing this photo of the late Mercy's husband, that was taken after her funeral service.
In the photo above, we see the husband being lifted by good samaritans after it was alleged he was unable to walk following the shock of the death of his wife.
A post on Facebook described the emotional moment:
The man you see in this photo being carried is Mr. Mbugua Ndung'u. This photo was taken on the day of the funeral of his wife Mercy Njeri who died in an accident involving their small Nissan March and big red Range Rover linked to controversial city preacher James Maina Ng'ang'a.
Because of the accident Mr. Mbugua could not walk on the day of his wife's funeral as he too got injured.
The case went to court and dragged out for three years only for Nganga and his co-accused to be acquitted of all charges for "lack of evidence"
Here is the part that baffled us.
There are witnesses from Kinungi to Limuru saying the vehicle was being carelessly and erratically driven ----- but the court said there is inssuficient evidence.
There are witnesses who place Pastor Nganga at the scene of the accident ----- but the court said "lack of evidence."
The crowd of onlookers that milled after the accident said they saw Nganga get out of the red range rover's driver seat and speed off in a waiting Subaru ------- but the court said there was not enough evidence.
The most shady part is that the court denied the prosecutor's request to take Nganga' s blood sample and test it against blood found in the Range Rover. Why? Nobody knows!
If the grave of Mercy Njeri, a mother of one is not evidence enough, if her young family missing a mother and a wife is not evidence enough, then what can be?
Is Justice in our Judiciary only for Range Rover owners?
To Mr. Mbugua all we can tell you is to forward the file to God who does not take bribes or fear big red Range Rovers and let it be well with your soul. Justice will be served.
There are witnesses who place Pastor Nganga at the scene of the accident ----- but the court said "lack of evidence."
The crowd of onlookers that milled after the accident said they saw Nganga get out of the red range rover's driver seat and speed off in a waiting Subaru ------- but the court said there was not enough evidence.
The most shady part is that the court denied the prosecutor's request to take Nganga' s blood sample and test it against blood found in the Range Rover. Why? Nobody knows!
If the grave of Mercy Njeri, a mother of one is not evidence enough, if her young family missing a mother and a wife is not evidence enough, then what can be?
Is Justice in our Judiciary only for Range Rover owners?
To Mr. Mbugua all we can tell you is to forward the file to God who does not take bribes or fear big red Range Rovers and let it be well with your soul. Justice will be served.
The most shady part is that the court denied the prosecutor's request to take Nganga' s blood sample and test it against blood found in the Range Rover. Why? Nobody knows!
If the grave of Mercy Njeri, a mother of one is not evidence enough, if her young family missing a mother and a wife is not evidence enough, then what can be?
Is Justice in our Judiciary only for Range Rover owners?
To Mr. Mbugua all we can tell you is to forward the file to God who does not take bribes or fear big red Range Rovers and let it be well with your soul. Justice will be served.