Kenyan Celebrities Who Have Joined In To Condemn Shooting Of Mask Vendor During Protests

Kenyan celebrities have joined the widespread public outcry following the shooting of Boniface Kariuki, a face mask vendor, during recent protests in Nairobi. Kariuki was reportedly selling masks to protesters along Moi Avenue when he was shot by police. A viral video capturing t..

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Kenyan celebrities are voicing their outrage following the shooting of Boniface Kariuki, a face mask vendor, during protests in Nairobi. The incident, which was captured in a viral video, has sparked widespread condemnation.

Boniface Kariuki was shot by police while selling masks on Moi Avenue.
Abel Mutua and other celebrities are publicly condemning the police's actions.
Reactions include calls for justice and highlights of police brutality against unarmed citizens.

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