Murgor sisters withdraw assault charges against Ndichu brothers

The Murgor sisters have dropped charges against the Ndichu brothers after the latter issued a public apology.

The Chief Magistrate at Kibera through the ODPP has this morning ordered a withdrawal of all criminal charges relating to the incident that took place in October 2021 at Ole Sereni Hotel.

“This marks the end of the unpleasant saga, giving each one of the affected parties an opportunity to enjoy the upcoming holiday season,” said Philip Murgor, a lawyer for the Murgor sisters, in a statement.

The Ndichu twins have issued a public apology to the Murgor sisters and their companions.

“We have since taken time to introspect and self-reflect on the same and acknowledge that given our standing in society, much more was expected of us on how we handled the incident,” wrote the Ndichu brothers.

“The unfortunate experience has taught us invaluable lessons which will certainly guide us going forward.”

The two brothers were facing criminal charges where they were accused of assault and malicious damage to property on the night of October 17, 2021 at Ole Sereni Hotel in Nairobi, causing her bodily harm.

Together with his twin brother Eddie Wanyoike Ndichu, the two were accused of willingly and unlawfully damaging a vehicle belonging to Samuel Dennis Ramdas on the same night.