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Businesswoman Nancy Kigunzu, popularly known as 'Mathe wa Ngara', has moved to court seeking to stop her impending arrest. Kigunzu describes herself as a law-abiding citizen who has never committed any crime in Kenya and that she has never been summoned by police officers or charged with any crime. She further claims that she is being used as a scapegoat and that police have launched a manhunt for her on trumped charges. She says that she is willing to avail herself to "a just and fair legal system in which her fundamental rights are respected. The businesslady also wants her two children aged 16 and 17 who were arrrested last thursday released.
‘Mathee wa Ngara’ seeks to stop arrest
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