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The red Range Rover involved in a head-on collision that left a woman dead. The car is said to belong to Pastor James Ng’ang’a. (PHOTO: FILE/STANDARD)
Pastor James Ng'ang'a and mobile service providers had a date Thursday with special detectives over an accident that caused the death of a woman on July 26, with the probe report due to be presented to the police boss Friday.
The preacher's lawyer, Assa Nyakundi, told The Standard they were summoned by Traffic Commandant Charlton Murithi, who is leading investigations into allegations of a cover-up, to record a statement over the accident.
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