Milimani Senior Principal Magistrate Wandia Nyamu has declined the request by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) to detain the FKF President Nick Mwendwa for 14 days, and has instead instructed the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) to make a formal charge within seven days or else the case will be closed.The embattled FKF boss was freed on bail on Monday having spent the weekend behind bars following his arrest last Friday. In the ruling delivered on Monday, Nyamu noted that Mwendwa bail terms delivered on Monday would remain the same.The Milimani High Court in Nairobi extends former FKF boss Nick Mwendwa’s bond to Nov. 25th. Prosecution given seven days to press charges against the suspect who is facing graft claims.— Francis Gaitho (@FrancisGaitho) November 17, 2021 The Senior Magistrate faulted the prosecution for not bringing a holding charge to the court despite arresting Mwendwa almost a week ago, saying that it exhibited bad faith.Mwendwa was released from custody on a bond of 7 million with two sureties or a cash bail of 4 million and two contact persons.However, the bond or bail granted came with their own terms, with Mwendwa not allowed to access his office or building that houses FKF, no access to FKF workers, and to keep away from media interviews. Breakdown on how a non-signatory withdrew over Ksh 29 Million from FKF bank accountsThe football honcho was also barred from attending any football activities at all including the Harambee Stars game against Rwanda that was splayed on Monday at the Nyayo National Stadium.
