DNK International By John Asango,Milimani Court.
State agencies have confirmed on oath that a business man Moses Mukuba Lubanga was indeed arrested at the JKIA on September 21, 2026.
In an affidavit sworn by the deputy officer commanding station attached to anti terrorism unit Cornelius Koech, says Lubanga was arrested on suspicion that he was involved in antiterrorism activities.
The officer says that upon interrogation by ATPU officers, he was found not involved in the said activities and was released at around 1.00 pm of the same day.
He further said that Lubanga was on his way to Ghana to attend to his business.
He added that the victim was not in the hands of ATPU.
The replying affidavit by the deputy OCS follows an application filed by Lubanga’s wife Judith Lubanga seeking his production.
The family through their lawyer Kennedy Murunga has told the court that the family has not been able to access Lubanga either physically or on phone since September 21.
The lawyer has submitted before justice Margaret Muigai that the subject was arrested by immigration officers and handed over to the ATPU.
The court upon hearing submission from the family lawyer issued summons against the director of criminal investigations Mohammed Amin to appear in court on October 14,2026 to explain the whereabouts of the victim.
The court further directed DCI to avail ATPU commandant.
When the matter came up today unfortunately the court was not sitting and the matter was pushed to October 19.
In the application the family sued the Inspector General of Police, the Director of Criminal Investigations Department,the director of migration, the Attorney General and the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP).
[Daily News Kenya-International@October 14,2026]
