Monica Kimani’s Dad Set To Visit Jowie Irungu In Prison, Reason Stated
Bishop Paul Ngarama, father of slain businesswoman Monica Kimani, plans to visit Joseph Irungu alias Jowie, convicted for her daughter’s murder, as a gesture of forgiveness and reconciliation.
Since 2018, his family has endured emotional turmoil, and Ngarama believes that true healing can only come through forgiveness and reconciliation.
“I want to appeal to Jowie to come up, he knows he needs forgiveness from me. I am ready to forgive him. If one day I will go to Kenya, I can visit him in prison,” he stated.
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In an interview, Paul Ngarama expressed readiness to bury the hatchet and urged Jowie to seek forgiveness.
“I can say my son, let’s forget the past and focus on the future because things happen and we know God has a purpose for all of us,” he added.
Lady Justice Grace Nzioka found Jowie guilty of Monica Kimani’s murder, which occurred in September 2018.
“It’s important to bring the three families together and to seek for forgiveness despite what happened because one day Jowie might come out from jail even though he was sentenced to death,” Ngarama stated.
Ngarama aims to facilitate reconciliation among the affected families, emphasizing the need for forgiveness as a closure to their anguish.He believes that forgiving Jowie before his sentencing initiated his own healing journey, guided by God.
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Currently pursuing a PhD in counseling psychology, Monica Kimani’s father urged against charging Maribe for falsifying evidence, suggesting a focus on healing instead.
“We can talk together; to say let this issue rest because we don’t know about the matter. We need healing the most,” he continued.
Jowie received a death sentence for Monica Kimani’s murder, with the judge emphasizing the intentional nature of the crime.
“It was not a defensive act. It was not out of provocation. It was planned, intended and executed,” ruled Justice Nzioka.
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