Joseph Irungu alias Jowie has dropped a love jam after a court postponed the case against him and Jacque Maribe.
The song named Babie gives assurance to a woman that it’s going to be alright.
According to the 3 minutes song, Jowie pleads with a leaving lady not to go as things would be okay in the end.
“Sikuamini amesema kakitu nako kameisha, na hio stori yeye hataki kusikia, babie hold on, it’s gonna be alright it’s gonna be alright,” the first stanza sounds.
“Babie don’t go, it’s gonna be alright.”
The vocals as well are rather emotional.
At the same time, the cover of the song paints a picture of a man fighting to keep his relationship, as it depicts a lady who has already packed ready to leave. She has made up her mind.
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Jacque Maribe on her part shared a picture holding a bouquet of flowers, expressing how stressed she was before appearing in court.
“How to start your morning when stressed over court,“ she wrote
Additionally, on her Instagram stories, she protested the delay saying that justice delayed was justice denied.
“It needs to stop but also this is too much., This is not Kenya Justice Grace Nzioka justice delayed is justice denied.”
“Stop putting people’s lives at limbo. If I am not capable If not, I am tired of this” she protested the delay.
Jowie – Maribe Murder Case
Former TV anchor Jackie Maribe and her ex-fiancé Joseph Irungu were charged with the murder of late businesswoman Monica Kimani in 2018.
Notably, the trial Judge Grace Nzioka was to deliver the judgment Friday, December 15, but postponed it to January 26, 2024.
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While postponing the verdict, the judge told parties that she got crucial exhibits that would help her determine the case, as late as Thursday evening.
Nonetheless, the postponement means Maribe and Jowie will wait longer before they know their fate.
Further, all parties in the case including their families were present at the Milimani Law Courts when the Judge gave the directions.
However, Joseph Irungu had pleaded with the judge to deliver the judgment before the Christmas holiday, arguing that it has been a long and agonizing wait for him and his family.
The lawyer representing Irungu also pleaded with the judge since Christmas and New Year festivities mean nothing to his client who is a Muslim.
Notably, this is the second time the Court has postponed delivering its verdict on the matter.
In October 2023 the judge who was supposed to deliver the judgement following the conclusion of the trial in July, failed to do so. It was said that she was unwell.
