Langata parliamentary hopeful Silas Jakakimba is involved in a nasty public fight with his baby mama.
At the height of this three-year-old drama that started in the courts, a lawyer named Duncan Okatch has publicly urged him, via social media, to provide for upkeep for the two children.
High Court has dismissed an application by Silas Jakakimba, one of Raila Odinga’s long-serving aides, seeking to bar his baby mama from stopping the transfer of his 8-year-old son from St. Nicholas School.
Jakakimba had transferred the minor from Riara School to St. Nicholas School and was seeking orders restraining the lady from removing the minor from the school or taking any other action or omission aimed at interfering with the minor’s schooling at the said school.
The judge in his ruling said that the justification by Jakakimba to transfer his son from Riara school is unreasonable.
“The date for opening school cannot be used as a reason to circumvent court orders,” ruled justice Mugure Thande.
Silas Jakakimba who is the plaintiff in the application contends that the court issued a decree dated April 27, 2021 to provide school fees and school-related expenses for the minor and that parties were to mutually agree on the choice of the school for the minor.
In court documents, Jakakimba claimed that he wrote to his alleged baby mama proposing that the minor be transferred either to Strathmore School, Kiota School or St. Nicholas School.
He further said he sought permission for the minor to be cleared from Riara school in order to attend interviews and take up admission at St. Nicholas School which the baby mama did not object.
Jakakimba avers that out of nowhere the lady has instead proceeded to threaten the management of St. Nicholas School against admitting the minor.
Jakakimba removed the minor from Riara school claiming that the school had treated him with contempt as they had not acknowledged him as the biological father of the kid.
“The plaintiff only moved to this court after he had already taken matters into his own hands through issuance of threats. That by the time he had moved to court, he had already enrolled the minor at St. Nicholas School. He transferred the minor well aware that I had paid the entire term’s school fees,” claims the lady in her affidavit.
She further says since Jakakimba transferred the minor from Riara School he has denied her access to the child.
