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Jowie releases gospel hit hours after guilty verdict in Monica Kimani murder trial

Brian Murimi by Brian Murimi
February 9, 2024
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Joseph ‘Jowie’ Irungu, the central figure in the notorious Monica Kimani murder case, has taken an unexpected turn by unveiling a gospel song shortly after being convicted by the court.

Earlier today, the Kenyan High Court delivered its verdict, holding Jowie accountable for the brutal slaying of Monica Kimani. The court decisively refuted any suggestion that her demise was accidental or a consequence of circumstantial events. The verdict rippled across the nation, captivating public attention throughout the trial’s progression.

In a surprising move given the severity of the situation, Jowie released a gospel track titled “Nakuabudu” (meaning “I Worship You” in English) mere hours after the court’s ruling. This musical offering starkly contrasts with the somber atmosphere surrounding his legal ordeal. The song, bursting into the public sphere at such a critical juncture, espouses themes of faith, redemption, and divine grace.

In “Nakuabudu,” Jowie’s lyrical narrative resonates with expressions of profound devotion to the Almighty, underscoring his unyielding faith in a higher power. The timing of this release has left many bewildered, appearing incongruous amidst the gravity of the courtroom proceedings.

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Reactions on social media platforms were polarized following the unexpected debut of the song. While some applauded Jowie’s artistic expression in the comments section, others vehemently condemned what they perceived as an attempt to sway public sentiment.

The High Court’s ruling found Jowie guilty in the murder of businesswoman Monica Nyawira Kimani, who met a tragic end on the night of September 19, 2018, at her Lamuria Gardens residence in Nairobi.

In delivering the judgment, Lady Justice Grace Nzioka emphasized that the prosecution had presented compelling evidence, establishing beyond reasonable doubt Jowie’s culpability in Monica’s demise.

Former TV news anchor Jacque Maribe, who had been charged alongside Irungu, was, however, acquitted of the murder charge. The judge clarified that the murder count was not the appropriate charge preferred by the prosecution against her.

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Brian Murimi is a journalist with major interests in covering tech, corporates, startups and business news. When he's not writing, you can find him gaming, watching football or sipping a nice cup of tea. Send tips via bireri@thesharpdaily.com

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