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– Itumbi encouraged Maribe to stay strong and assured her justice will prevail – Maribe was set to appear in court on October 15 to take plea after seven days in remand – She was first arraigned on October 9 but did not take plea because she had not undergone mental evaluation test – Maribe was accused alongside her fiance Joseph Irungu alias Jowie State House Secretary of Innovation, Digital and Diaspora Communication Dennis Itumbi has kept in his prayers rumoured ex-lover Jacque Maribe who is set to appear in court in relation to the murder of business lady Monica Kimani. Itumbi assured Maribe justice would be served, not just for her but also for the bereaved family of the slain business woman whose body was found dumped in a pool of blood inside her house in Kilimani, Nairobi, on September 21.