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Kenyan-American Fugitive Granted Sh1 Million Bond Pending Extradition to Rwanda

Kenyan-American Fugitive Granted Sh1 Million Bond Pending Extradition to Rwanda

A Kenyan-American businessman who is wanted in Rwanda has been released on bail pending the commencement of an extradition process.

Senior Principal Magistrate Bernard Ochoi of Milimani law courts on Monday granted Nathan Loyd Ndung’u a Sh1 million bond and a surety of a similar amount. 

The court dismissed an application by the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) seeking to detain the fugitive for 21 days as they wait for the extradition request from Rwanda.

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The magistrate ruled that there were no compelling reasons to warrant his detention and directed Ndung’u to be reporting to the police twice a week pending his extradition.

The prosecution had urged the court not to release the fugitive on bail or bond, arguing that he may flee the country again. The court heard that he traveled out of the country with an INTERPOL Red Notice in place, hence he could leave again undetected.

The court was also told that Ndung’u holds dual citizenship as Kenyan and American and can therefore travel back to the US and assimilate with the residents without being detected. 

The public prosecution in Rwanda charged Ndung’u with the offense of selling a property belonging to another person on October 18th, 2011.

On September 27th, 2012, a court in Rwanda tried him in absentia and convicted him of selling property belonging to another person, coupled with fraud as well as deceit. He was sentenced to five years in prison.

Ndung’u was arrested at the Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (JKIA) on January 31st upon arrival from John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York abroad a Kenya Airways flight. He was arrested by officers from INTERPOL National Central Bureau, Nairobi on a Red Notice Alert issued in 2012.

 

Comments (10)

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  1. MsonoBariFeb 7, 2022

    Money TALKS.

  2. Bobby KibeFeb 7, 2022

    Huyu Ndung'u alikuwa anakodisha nyumba ambazo si zake Kawangware.

  3. Bobby KibeFeb 7, 2022

    Huyu Ndung'u alikuwa anakodisha nyumba ambazo si zake Kawangware. Ukikosa kulipa rent anang'oa mabati na milango.

  4. ImpunityFeb 7, 2022

    Conman Ndung’u will abscond unless YES to poop katiba voters trail him.

  5. RottenFeb 7, 2022

    People with some kind of names are known to be fraudulent compared to other NEGROES

  6. Morris MenyeFeb 8, 2022

    Your devilish comment shows how you prefer applying mucus and poop to brains in your decayed/rotten brains.Kaa bali Kashia hiii.

  7. Morris MenyeFeb 8, 2022

    Rotten head.

  8. Kenya KwetuFeb 9, 2022

    Truth be told,even you Menye you always come a cross as a tribalist yet you get so angry with someone who thinks exactly like you. If that's the case then hata wewe ni ghasia tu.

  9. RottenFeb 7, 2022

    People with some kind of names are known to be fraudulent compared to other NEGROES

  10. Get a gripFeb 8, 2022

    So Mwakilishi reviews comments before they are posted. Is there a reason why hateful comments such as Rotten's are allowed?

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