PHOTO CAPTION: Mwananchi Credit CEO Mr Dennis Mombo
Justice is finally nigh for Daniel Kimuyu, the former recovery officer at Mwananchi Credit Limited who was assaulted by the company’s CEO, Lindah Oguttu’s baby daddy, Mr. Dennis Mombo.
In the latest twist to the story, the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) has directed the Nairobi Regional Criminal Investigations Officer (RCIO) to quickly act upon the matter and provide a report on the case to the headquarters along Kiambu Road within two weeks.
“The Director of Criminal Investigations is in receipt of a letter of complaint frorn
the IG NPS ref: NPS/lG/SECl2l3IVOL.XXXIX(8) dated 26th September, 2022 on the above subject.
The Director DCI has directed you to find out and provide a brief to reach this headquarters within two weeks.
The gain sight of a self-explanatory letter of complaint herein attached.
Expedite,” reads the letter from DCI Headquarters dated 18th November 2022.
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Open in new tab This fresh development comes just hours after this blog published the latest update on his long-running predicament in which Mr Kimuyu sadly narrated he was yet to find any form of reprieve.
On the contrary, he explained that his troubles had only worsened, as Mr. Dennis Mombo remains hellbent on tormenting him into surrender.
Most recently, the disgraced Mwananchi Credit CEO bought off more officers from DCI Nairobi Central to persecute Mr Kimuyu on fabricated charges.
He was arrested by a different team of detectives, who proceeded to withdraw the original chief investigator of the case, Mr. Koipiri from Parliament Police Station and assigned Sgt. Mwita who was not previously part of the probe.
Following a botched interrogation session, he was detained, charged and later released on a Sh20,000 bond.
When he appeared in court, Mr Kimuyu presented all past documents, and the case was rightfully referred back for arbitration, as it portrayed obvious abuse of power.
Nonetheless, the victim remains deeply frustrated, with all his devices confiscated by the head of DCI Central.
He proceeded to file a fresh report at IPOA, the ODPP and DCI, seeking redress and prosecution of the officers who fabricated the charge sheet dated 15th November 2022.
About two months ago, the ex-staffer had alleged a collision between CEO Dennis Mombo and certain corrupt officers from Central Police Station in Nairobi to deny him justice.
Mr Kimuyu held that on Monday 1st August 2022, his boss, Mr Mombo, unleashed violence upon him over a job-related altercation.
He was later picked up by two DCI officers, who unlawfully detained him at the Central Police station under supposed orders from the CEO.
They released him hours later, but turned down a request to write his own statement concerning the incident; a clear obstruction of justice.
He settled for an OB Number and chose to seek justice at a different department: the Nairobi DCIO officer.
At first, the agency received him well, heard his case, and finally allowed him to write a statement describing the assault he suffered at the hands of Mr. Mombo.
Armed with a P3 form, he went to seek medical treatment at the Mama Lucy Kibaki Hospital.
But when he returned the following day to file a doctor’s report, his case had been transferred from the DCIO’s office to the DCI at Parliament Police Station.
It was here that he wrote a second statement, once again describing his painful ordeal at Mwananchi Credit.
When he earlier reached out to us on September 16, 2022, the victim expressed fears that his aggressor, Mr Mombo, had gone to bed with law enforcement officers at DCI Parliament, into twisting facts of the case to his favour.
He informed this site’s Chief Editor, Cyprian Nyakundi, that the reported incident was changed from “assault” to a much weaker charge of “affray“.
Barely two weeks later, the victim raised a fresh alarm that certain individuals were pressuring him to withdraw the case against Mr. Mombo.
He sought intervention from the Office of the Inspector General and the Independent Policing Oversight Authority (IPOA) to ensure justice is served.
He also filed an unfair termination case against Mwananchi Credit Limited, blasting the company for allegedly deducting funds from employees’ accounts and depositing them in a non-existent financial institution by the name “Shimin Sacco”.
As shown in the documents below, on 19th September 2022, the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) wrote to the Inspector General of Police concerning the case.
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