Jowie, who was found guilty in the Monica Kimani case, is said to have been set free by the President’s special powers to forgive prisoners.
Jowie Irungu had been sentenced to life imprisonment after being found guilty of the brutal mur,der of businesswoman Monica Kimani, a case that captured the attention of the whole country for years.
The news that he could be among those set free has shocked many Kenyans who followed the case closely and believed justice had finally been served.
If these reports are confirmed, Jowie could walk out of prison earlier than expected, a move that has sparked mixed reactions online.
Some people feel that everyone deserves a second chance, while others believe that serious crimes should not be forgiven so easily, no matter the circumstances.
As the nation waits for official communication from the relevant authorities, it is clear that Jowie’s name will once again dominate conversations in homes, online, and across newsrooms.
