Kiambu Law Courts join in prayers to mourn their departed colleague

Lady Justice Abigail Mshila and Senior Court Magistrates during the National Day of Praying and Mourning Hon Monica Kivuti at Kiambu Law Court.

Prayer Day

The Kiambu Law Courts personnel have today joined other courts across the country to observe National Mourning and Remembrance Day for Late Principal Magistrate Monica Kivuti. Makadara Law Courts Principal Magistrate, Monica Kivuti lost the fight against the extensive injuries sustained during an open gun attack in Court last week

 The prayers were led by Lady Justice Abigail Mshila.  and attended by Judicial officers and staff who all gathered to honour the memory of their esteemed colleague was marked by profound grief and reflection. Lady Justice Mshila, who had worked with Magistrate Kivuti at Kiambu Law Courts in 2013, expressed her deep sorrow over the loss.

“We are deeply saddened by the demise of our sister and colleague. Kivuti worked here with us, and she was a wonderful person,” said Mshila.

She called on her colleagues to find solace in prayer during this difficult and traumatic time. “Even though we are hard hit and traumatized, I just ask all of us to pray for the family and also pray for ourselves for healing and leave the rest to the Lord,” she noted.

The Chief Justice and President of the Supreme Court called for a National Prayer and Mourning Day and promising that Kivutis death will not be in vain.

“The death of Kivuti, who died in the line of duty, will not go in vain. Pursuant to this, we are implementing immediate measures to ensure the safety and security of our court premises for judges, judicial officers, judiciary staff, court users, and the general public,” said Chief Justice Koome.

She further announced that judicial services would no longer be rendered in makeshift structures to enhance safety. “Going forward judicial services will no longer be rendered in makeshift structures.” she said Chief Justice Koome had called upon the Inspector General of Police, Japhet Koome, to enhance security measures in the courts.

The Supreme Court president described Kivuti as a gallant officer who died protecting the law and calling on Judiciary to honour her legacy by continuing to provide services to the public with dedication and composure.

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