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Corporal Fredrick Odera Okapesi, who has overseen the armoury at the station for more than two decades, admitted that records kept during the June 2024 demonstrations contained errors.
The ruling was delivered by the Päijät-Häme District Court in southern Finland, which concluded unanimously that Ekpa sought to advance the Biafra cause through unlawful means.
Barchok had filed a petition under a certificate of urgency, seeking to block his arrest and trial after the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) approved charges against him last week following investigations by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission.
Dennis Masavi Musyimi, who had earlier admitted to his role in fraudulently swapping Taalam’s phone line, appeared before Principal Magistrate Dolphina Alego at the Milimani Law Courts where the charges were read to him afresh
The case was filed by lawyer Charles Mugane, who argued that the presence of political and policy advisors in Cabinet undermined good governance.
High Court Judge Lawrence Mugambi ruled that the hospital failed to provide urgent care despite admitting the woman, referred to in court papers as LL, to handle an emergency.
Court documents allege that the five men joined the East African terrorist group Al Shabaab in 2021 and planned an attack at a public school in central Nigeria, as well as near a mosque located about 30 kilometres from St Francis Catholic Church in Owo.
In the petition, filed through Simon Chege Kamangu, the farmers argue the decision lacked public participation, infringes on constitutional rights, and would distort the market to the detriment of local producers and importers.
Samidoh estimated Mwathi’s time of death to be between 5 and 6 am, with police officers arriving about an hour later.
Samidoh told the court that he first saw Mwathi’s body during the second postmortem, already dressed, and expressed dissatisfaction with the results of the initial autopsy.
Kidero faces charges of unlawfully entering the Parliamentary precincts, violating Section 31(1)(a) and Section 31(2) of the Parliamentary Powers and Privileges Act 2017.
Investigators revealed the group was under close watch for suspected involvement in subversive activities.