Matiang’i asks CJ Maraga to fight court cartels

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By Stanley Ongwae | Dec 04, 2016
Chief Justice David Maraga with Education Cabinet Secretary Dr Fred Matiang’i at Sironga Village Church in Nyamira County on December 3, 2016. The CJ was warned gaist cartels who may want to frustrate his work at the Judiciary. PHOTO:STANLEY ONGWAE/STANDARD

Chief Justice David Maraga’s has been warned to brace himself for battle in the Judiciary by those who want to subvert the course of justice

The statement by Education Cabinet Secretary Dr Fred Matiang’i at a church in Justice Maraga’s home was made during a thanksgiving prayer ceremony that was attended by prominent church leaders from Nyamira County.

Matiang’i said that Justice Maraga’s role would be critical even though he will be criticised and praised in equal measure for the work that he will do.

Dr Chris Bichang’a of Sironga Seventh Day Adventist Church in Nyamira County, who also attended the thanksgiving prayers, joined the clergy in urging Maraga to remain steadfast in discharging his duties, and taking on criminal cartels within the courts.

Most of the clergy who attended were from the Seventh Day Adventist Church in Gusii Region.

More than 50 lawyers and officials from the Judicial Service in Nyanza also attended.

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