Nairobi Governor Sakaja Johnson has pledged full support to the family of the late Albert Ojwang, a prominent influencer, after his controversial death while in police custody. Sakaja met with Ojwang's family at City Hall to offer his condolences and significant commitments.

• Governor Sakaja will cover all burial expenses and fund education for Ojwang's son, George Miles, and clear outstanding college fees for his widow.
• An autopsy revealed severe head injuries contradicting police claims of self-inflicted wounds, raising questions about Ojwang's death.
• Sakaja aims to secure a job for the widow and has proposed constructing rental units for Ojwang's parents to provide them with a sustainable income.

Kileleshwa MCA Robert Alai has condemned the rise in online harassment of children belonging to public officials, deeming it a dire issue that requires urgent action.

• Ryan Kimutai Lagat, the son of Deputy Inspector General Eliud Lagat, recently had his personal information leaked online, leading to threats against him.
• Alai has reached out to various authorities, including the Inspector General of Police and the Data Protection Commissioner, urging them to protect children from such abuse.
• He cited violations of the Constitution of Kenya and existing laws like the Computer Misuse and Cybercrimes Act which should safeguard against these actions.