Geoffrey Mosiria has officially stepped aside from handling the case involving Marion Naipei, stating that the matter is no longer under the jurisdiction of his office. In a public statement, Mosiria explained that his decision was guided by the need to uphold public trust and protect institutional credibility.
“This issue is no longer within my office. I have chosen to step aside from this particular matter, not out of weakness, but out of respect for public confidence and institutional integrity,” Mosiria said.
He emphasized that stepping aside does not imply wrongdoing or admission of fault, but rather demonstrates commitment to transparency and accountability in public service. According to Mosiria, the move allows the relevant authorities to handle the matter independently, without any perception of interference or conflict of interest.
The decision has triggered mixed reactions among members of the public, with some praising Mosiria for prioritizing institutional integrity, while others continue to demand clarity and justice in the case involving Marion Naipei.
Details surrounding the case remain under review, and it is expected that other appropriate agencies will take over the matter as investigations continue.
