A fresh investigation by NTV television has disclosed to the public that the fate of Margaret Nduta who was sentenced to death by Vietnamese authorities on drug trafficking charges could yet again take another trajectory, as her family still remain in the dark on whether she is still alive or dead.
According to the source, John Wotherspoon, a preacher and Human Rights Activist currently based in Hong Kong, received first hand information that it is not for the first time that Margaret Nduta was caught smuggling drugs, and that she is allegedly known to be a seasoned drug peddler.
Through a lengthy conversation with NTV journalists, Mr John Wotherspoon disclosed that at one point as he was conducting his evangelical sessions, he interacted with a prisoner in Hong Kong who acknowledged that she (the prisoner) knew Margaret Nduta and that she was at one time locked with her in the same correction facilities in Ghana about four or five years ago
According to the prisoner, Margaret Nduta had been arrested earlier on in Ghana for the same issue of drug trafficking before she was later released by the Ghanaian authorities.
However, according to Margaret Nduta’s sister who spoke to NTV via phone, the allegations linking her (Nduta) to the arrest in Ghana are baseless and ‘unfounded’ and that she has never been arrested before on drug related issues.
Little known to many, Margaret Nduta found herself in boiling soup after she was allegedly arrested at the Ho Chi Minh City Airport while she was trying to sneak drugs into Vietnam in July 2023.
