Read what other legal expert had to say about Kibakis decision:
Legal experts said there was a serious breach of procedure in handling the case. “This is actually a sign of impunity as the President and the PM could not have secretly asked for the report and secretly cleared the PSs.
This is something we will take up in Parliament. Do they want to tell us that the Pricewaterhouse investigations were a fluke, yet a number of people were implicated?” asked Gichugu MP Martha Karua. Lawyer Kamotho Waiganjo described the President’s decision to reinstate the PSs before Mr Wako went through their investigation files and gave legal advice on whether to prosecute, as “irresponsible”.
He said the reinstatement casts a shadow over the credibility of the anti-corruption body and its reports.By bypassing the AG and handing over investigation files directly to the President or the Prime Minister, the lawyer argued that KACC raised serious questions about its independence from the Executive.
“The report should have gone to the AG, not to the President nor the Prime Minister; there was a reason why the reporting procedures were laid down. One of them was to depoliticise the anti-corruption authority,” said Mr Waiganjo, a Nairobi-based lawyer. “Now KACC can easily be seen as an extension of the Executive.”
His sentiments were echoed by lawyer Harun Ndumbi, who described the President’s decision to bypass his legal adviser as “a stamp of impunity”. “The idea of the investigations was to tell Kenyans who stole the maize and FPE funds … with the PSs back in office, we might never know the truth,” Mr Ndumbi said.
This Prof Githu is just too pro-Kibaki
and Kibaki has handsomely rewarded him.
He uses his own legal interpretations to defend something that in public opinion , justice is not seen to to done.
Its a simple common law maxim ,that justice must not only be done but must be seen to be done.
punda amecheka