Mwalimu Rachael finally speaks out on what balls she squeezes

After maintaining her silence for weeks, Mwalimu Rachel finally opened up about the issue on her Instagram.

As seen on the post, she claims that she was accused falsely and from the look of things people seem to believe the lies!

Anyway, even with this… Mwalimu Rachel has found a better way to turn her situation into a business idea.

Through her Instagram page the lady shared a photo  and captioned it;

‘The ONLY balls I squeeze. But y’all want to believe the sensational lies out there Lol.Business idea loading… #Thanks #TurnLiesToCash #2020IsMyYearLikeItOrNot’

According to the charge sheet, Ms Njeru and her accomplices allegedly committed the crime on January 17 at Kinoo, Kikuyu sub-county within Kiambu County.

She was accused of violently robbing Mbugua of a wrist watch worth Sh35,000, two silver chains valued at Sh65,000 and Sh3,600 in cash with help from her accomplices.

“On the 17th day of January 2020 at Kinoo 87 area in Kikuyu sub-county in Kiambu county, jointly with four others not in court.

She robbed Martin Mbugua Njeri of two silver chains, valued at ksh 65,000, a wristwatch worth Ksh 35,000 and Ksh 3600. All of a total value of Ksh 103,600,” the charge sheet read.

The Radio presenter pleaded not guilty to the weighty charges and was released on a bail of Sh10,000.

Martin Mbugua filed a complaint at the Kinoo police station leading to the arrest of the presenter.

Mwalimu Rachel allegedly committed the crime in the company of four men, one of whom is said to have been her boyfriend.

The presenter, according to the K24 report, was angry that Mbugua had convinced members of the Sailors gang, a music band to stay away from her.

If found guilty of the charge levelled against the mother of one, she could be sentenced to death.

“If the offender is armed with any dangerous or offensive weapon or instrument, or is in company with one or more other person or persons, or if, at or immediately before or immediately after the time of the robbery, he wounds, beats, strikes or uses any other personal violence to any person, he shall be sentenced to death,” section 296 (2) of the Penal Code reads.

We definitely do not wish the worst for Mwalimu Racheal and hope that indeed things goes her way.

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