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NHIF CEO Geoffrey Mwangi To Spend Another Night In Jail

NHIF chief executive officer Geoffrey Mwangi and his co-accused Wilbert Kurgat on Monday failed to take a plea to charges of conspiracy to defeat justice. Appearing at a Milimani law court, the two objected to the charges, as proposed by the DPP, saying they are defective having failed to meet constitutional standards

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NHIF chief executive officer Geoffrey Mwangi and his co-accused Wilbert Kurgat on Monday failed to take a plea to charges of conspiracy to defeat justice. Appearing at a Milimani law court, the two objected to the charges, as proposed by the DPP, saying they are defective having failed to meet constitutional standards. Mwangi, through lawyer Tom Ojienda, Migos Ogamba, and others, termed the charges as ambiguous and open-ended. "All charges must contain sufficient information to enable accused persons to plead," Ojienda said. The suspects said they should be furnished with all the information in order to answer to all charges. The NHIF boss and the firm's finance director Joseph Mbuvi were arrested on Friday for failure to provide documents...

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