On Monday, former Mungiki leader Maina Njenga was arraigned before the Makadara Law Courts after being in police custody for over four days.
Njenga and two others were apprehended on July 19 in the Olosurutia district of Kajiado County.
According to a court document obtained by Citizen Digital, Njenga and Peter Kamunya, along with Felix Lakishe, were arrested on July 19 with "...cannabis weighing 1.224 grams with a market value of Ksh.36,720 and cocaine weighing 486 grams with a market value of Ksh.1.944. 000 concealed in plastic bag packages in motor vehicle make Toyota Hilux Surf registration number KCJ 413X."
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According to the records, the trio was discovered equipped with 14 machetes, 24 Maasai swords, 46 rungus, and three jembe sticks on July 20.
According to the paper, the facts "indicated that they were so armed with the intent to commit a felony."
On the same day, the trio is reported to have arranged an illegal gathering and parade throughout Nairobi city county and other regions.
The trio has now been charged with five counts of criminal preparation and narcotics trafficking. They will also face charges of inciting the public to violence and organizing an unlawful assembly.
Babu Owino, who had also been arrested, has come out guns blazing, telling the First and second lady to focus their prayers on their husbands, not kenyans.
In a viral video, the embakasi east member of parliament said that President Ruto and his deputy Rigathi Gachagua are the problem and that their wives should be praying for them because the problem is in the house.
Babu Owino, who recorded the video in an undisclosed location after being released from custody, said that kenyans are suffering because the cost of living is very high. He added that kenyans are going to bed hungry because they cannot afford to buy food or provide for their families.
