Jacque Maribe has to pursue political office

Jacque Maribe was one of the more popular news anchors who plied their trade at Citizen TV. The seemingly demure little lady, however, had her life completely shifted due to her former fiance who got her embroiled in a not only a murder investigation but the subsequent case.

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Jacque Maribe’s name was dragged into the state’s investigation into the grisly murder of Monica Kimani and she was even jailed alongside Joe Irungu, her former beau.
When that happened, she and her lawyers fought for her to be granted bail or bond and released as she has a young son who she needs to take care of.

The judge granted her bail with terms that honestly left Citizen little choice but to gradually ease her out of their employment as she was no-longer adding to the bottom line. And Jacque Maribe since then has taken to business and hosting a karaoke night.

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But what is one such as she to do with all the popularity and renown she cultivated? Jacque Maribe would be wasting her status if she didn’t take a stab at vying for political office. And she would be in grand company what with her court case.

You see, several Members of Parliament such as Jaguar and currently Babu Owino have been hauled to court following the demise of some people through a road accident or a public shooting that nearly killed a young DJ respectively.

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Jacque Maribe was also rumoured at one point to be rather close to Kenya’s deputy president, William Ruto.  What was however confirmed ids the fact that she doesn’t indeed have friends in high places as when she was originally arrested, it has been reported that very senior members of the government attempted to protect her from that.

Add to this the fact that she is very close to Itumbi and you can see that she does indeed have all the chips in place for her to take that leap of faith and vie for office. There is also the added bonus that should she get to office before the ruling of the Monica Kimani case, she could always count on her fellow members of the August house to protect her.

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