Monday, June 23, 2025 - Central Region Police Commander, Samuel Ndanyi, accompanied by other senior police officers, visited the home of Boniface Mwangi, the street mask vendor who was recently shot in the Nairobi Central Business District during protests.
In a video shared online, the officers are seen engaging
with Mwangi’s grieving family, offering condolences.
The visit appears to be part of an ongoing public relations
exercise being conducted by the National Police Service (NPS), following the
tragic shooting that caused public uproar.
Mwangi was shot at close range by a rogue police officer
last week during protests organized to demand justice for slain blogger, Albert
Ojwang.
The shooting incident sparked public outrage and led to the
arrest of two police officers involved in the brutal act.
The victim is currently fighting for his life in the ICU at
the Kenyatta National Hospital, with reports emerging that his brain was
severely damaged.
Central Region Police Commander Samuel Ndanyi,
— DP 🇰🇪 (@DanChepta) June 23, 2025
Together with other high-ranking police officers,
Visited the home of Boniface Kariuki,
The mask vendor who was shot in Nairobi’s CBD. pic.twitter.com/INBr2w98Xy
The Kenyan DAILY POST
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