Two Nigerian nationals charged with trafficking narcotics want DCI to release their phones

Two Nigerian nationals charged with trafficking narcotic drugs and being in Kenya unlawfully have written a letter to the Director of Criminal Investigations (DCI) George Kinoti seeking to have their phones released.

The two; Solomon Nduba Abuzike and Cletus Okeke Onyabuch, through their lawyer Elkana Musyoki, want the DCI to direct the DCIO Makuyu Police Station to obey the court order that released them on bail.

They want their mobile phones released immediately to enable them call their relatives.

The two have been in custody since April 19 this year and were transferred to Nyeri Maximum Prison for purposes of quarantine for a period of 14 days.

They claim that although they were granted bail, they have been unable to secure their freedom since they don’t have their phones to reach their families.

The two allege that the DCIO Makuyu has been in possession of the mobile phones for 36 days now and has never taken any action on the same.

They are accused that on April 19th at Kenol area of Muranga County they were trafficking by storing in their rooms cocaine weighing 200 grams with a market value of Ksh.600,000 concealed in a Khaki paper.

In the charge sheet the two were also charged with being unlawfully in Kenya after they were allegedly found in Kenol Township without a valid visa or passport allowing them to be in the country.