Larry Madowo Is A Wanted Man After Summon By CID For His David Ndii Interview

NTV's Larry Madowo. PHOTO| THE STAR

After the release of NASA strategist David Ndii, the Directorate of Criminal Investigations have now set their eyes on Nation Media journalist, Larry Madowo.
In a letter addressed to the media group, they state that they are investigating a case of incitement to violence that is contrary to Kenyan law. Therefore, the ask the CEO to avail Larry Madowo to facilitate their investigations. The request is based on an interview conducted by Mr. Madowo on 22nd August 2017.
The news was reported by news outlets as follows;

NTV JOURNALIST Larry Madowo summoned by the Directorate of Criminal Investigations over an interview with NASA strategist David Ndii. pic.twitter.com/QFV5GxXQUV

— The Star Breaking (@TheStarBreaking) December 5, 2017

BREAKING: DCI wants me to record a statement about my interview with David Ndii. For our position on this, watch @ntvkenya tonight https://t.co/RDtmGeD05m pic.twitter.com/kcma6sN7vh

— Larry Madowo, first of his name (@LarryMadowo) December 5, 2017

LARRY MADOWO summoned by @DCI_Kenya over interview with NASA strategist David Ndii as Government moves to intimidate media on free speech. @LinusKaikai as Editors Guild Chair needs to push for media freedom @ntvkenya @ripoffkenya #RipoffKenya continues shortly ... pic.twitter.com/QE1vOMJFLA

— COFEK, Kenya (@ConsumersKenya) December 5, 2017

Below is the letter that has a pretty basic error of date..It is dated 2016 and stamped 2017.

 You can get the interview on the official NTV Channel on Youtube.
Damn! The CID can tell the future!!!

UPDATE

‘Neither Larry Madowo nor NTV will record a statement.’ Nation Media Group responds to ‘unethical request’ from DCI pic.twitter.com/SwX1Fd5mvH

— NTV Kenya (@ntvkenya) December 5, 2017

Analysts now say that this move is suspect. The handlers of CID pulled a stunt to divert attention from David Ndii's arrest.

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