Court upholds conviction of Nairobi former Chief for Ksh.20,000 bribe

Court upholds conviction of Nairobi former Chief for Ksh.20,000 bribe..

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The Court of Appeal in Nairobi has upheld the conviction and sentence of former Eastleigh North Chief, Paul Kuria Ngugi, for soliciting and receiving a Ksh.20,000 bribe in October 2014. He was found guilty of demanding money from a resident for citizenship documents.

Conviction upheld for a bribe of Ksh.20,000 from Rhoda Mohamud.
Paul Kuria Ngugi, former Eastleigh North Chief, was fined a total of Ksh.250,000.
The court rejected his claim of entrapment by Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) officers, citing video, audio, and forensic evidence.

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