DENIED THE CHARGES

Suspect denies conning Kenyans over 400K for fake Canadian jobs

In Summary
  • In response, the magistrate bashed him out and told him that the victim i was talking out on pain.
  • Ironically as the plea was going on, new victims were in talks with the prosecution as more witnesses continue to turn up.
The Kibera law courts
The Kibera law courts
Image: CLAUSE MASIKA

Micah Akumu Ajowi allegedly lured several Kenyans with some lucrative jobs in Canada to obtain their hard-earned cash.

Court heard that the accused person defrauded at least seven Kenyans with promise of jobs oversees.

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Ironically as the plea was going on, new victims were in talks with the prosecution as more witnesses continue to turn up.

“I urge this court not to release the accused person on bond because he is a flight risk and I have been presented with two new victims who accuse him of defrauding them the same way,"Prosecutor Violet Ombati said.

"Two cases have been reported at the Central police stations and others at Langata police station."

Court heard that Saidia Alinoor Haji gave the accused Sh74,500, Adannkalif Osman Ibrahim(Sh60,000), Hassan Ali Balaya(Sh70,000), Omar Adan Ibrahim(Sh43,000), Abdisalan Abdulahi Ibrahim(Sh72,500), Fozia Mohamed Ali(Sh55,000), Ibrahim Sheikh Mohamud(Sh50,000) and another complainant lost Sh80,000.

All the offences were committed on various dates in September in Westland, Nairobi county.

However, the accused person denied the charges and said that he was receiving threats from one of the victims.

“I received a call from one of the person who claims that I have his money, I never threatened him but the manner in which he was talking to me was very harsh and very rude,” he said.

The court directed that he be detained at Central police station until next week.

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