JUST IN: Philip Aroko Says He Will Pray at MP Charles Were’s Grave Once Freed from Custody 

  The High Court has upheld the decision to keep Phillip Aroko, the suspect in the murder of Kasipul MP Charles Were, in police custody for a full seven days, as ordered by the lower court. This ruling comes after Principal Magistrate Irene Gichobi initially remanded Aroko at Kileleshwa Police Station, reducing the prosecution’s original request for a 30-day detention period. Aroko appeared before the JKIA court under a miscellaneous application related to the murder investigation. The Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) had been granted permission to hold him for seven days to complete their investigation. On Friday, Aroko, represented by his legal team—Danstan Omari, Cliff Ombeta, Samson Nyaberi, and Shadrack
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