Njoki Ndung’u Wants Former CJ Mutunga Summoned In Bid To Stop Probe Over Her Gross Misconduct

Justice Njoki Ndung’u has made an application to the judicial service commission asking them to summon former chief justice Dr. Willy Mutunga for him to be cross examined over affidavits that he swore over her misconduct.

Former Chief Justice Willy Mutunga had sworn affidavits saying that Justice Njoki Ndung’u and Jackton Ojwang had in 2015 gone on a go slow that affected the operations of the Supreme Court.The Former chief justice had said that the go slow was not a collective agreement of the courts bench.

The two judges are purported to have gone on a go slow to protest the retirement of former Deputy Chief Justice Kalpana Rawal and Justice Philip Tunoi once they got to the age of 70 which was the prescribed retirement age for judges.

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JSC lawyer Charles Kanjama asked that the Justice Njoki Ndung’u should also be cross examined following her sworn affidavits as well.

Lawyer Apollo Mboya had also made a petition agreeing that the two judges had paralyzed the operations of the highest court for two weeks on their go slow.

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