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WHEN HUNTED TURNS HUNTER: National Olympics Council of Kenya Treasurer has been set free

National Olympic Committee of Kenya (NOCK) treasurer Fridah Bilha Mulwale Shiroya at milimani law courts in Nairobi on August 31 2016 in connection to the Rio 2016 Olympics scandal which saw several athletes miss tickets, accreditation documents and others stranded in Brazil days after the closing ceremony of the competitions.PHOTO DAVID NJAAGA/STANDARD}

National Olympics Council of Kenya (NOCK) treasurer Fridah Bilha Mulwe Shiroya is now a State witness in a case against her colleagues.

Shiroya, who was expected to take plea along with Vice-Chairman Pius Ochieng, Secretary General, Francis Kinyili Paul and Head of Mission Stephen arap Soi, was yesterday made a prosecution witness and allegations against her withdrawn immediately.

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