- Businesswoman Ann Njeri Njoroge Vows to Uphold Lawsuit Despite Intimidation
- Businesswoman Ann Njeri Njoroge Faces Terrifying Threats Amidst Pursuit
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Businesswoman Ann Njeri Njoroge has recently shared her ordeal of being pursued by others. According to her attorney, Cliff Ombeta, Ann was brought to the Karura forest, accompanied by him, where she faced a series of distressing events. Ombeta revealed that Ann's relatives and the last person she was with were asked to leave the premises. Subsequently, Ann was taken to a secluded house located in the heart of the Karura forest. Ombeta further disclosed that after leaving the DCI headquarters, Ann was blindfolded to prevent her from knowing the exact location of the residence. This chilling account sheds light on the alarming lengths to which Ann's pursuers went to keep her isolated and under their control.
In a distressing turn of events, businesswoman Ann Njeri Njoroge found herself blindfolded and taken to a residence deep within the Karura forest after leaving the DCI headquarters. Ann's attorney, Cliff Ombeta, revealed that she was subjected to intense coercion, with her captors threatening her life if she refused to relinquish the oil and withdraw her case from the Mombasa High Court. According to Ombeta, Ann was warned that failure to comply would result in dire consequences. Moreover, she was informed that the government had unlawfully taken possession of the fuel, which rightfully belonged to someone else, but seized the opportunity to route it through their own pipelines. These harrowing revelations shed light on the intense pressure and danger faced by Ann as she continues her pursuit for justice.
Attorney Cliff Ombeta has firmly stated that the lawsuit filed by businesswoman Ann Njeri Njoroge will not be withdrawn in court. Ombeta expressed his dismay regarding the conduct of the police, likening it to that of thieves, as they allegedly attempted to negotiate a portion of the Sh17 billion worth of diesel. According to Ombeta, the fuel Ann had brought was intended to be sold at a more affordable rate compared to the government fuel. He expressed his disappointment at the situation, emphasizing that the circumstances were regrettable. Despite the adversity faced, Ann remains resolute in seeking justice and upholding her case, determined to shed light on the unfair practices surrounding the diesel industry.
