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Kenyans are caught by surprise after what they spotted in street of Nairobi County and particularly in residential areas following Governor Johnson Sakaja new order.
Penning to his social media platforms, Governor Johnson Sakaja in late night post shared post of Police officers in action to make law and order.
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Captioning photos, Governor Johnson Sakaja warned that there will be no nightclubs in residential areas. "Last call. No Nightclubs in residential areas," he noted.
The United Democratic Alliance elected Governor Johnson Sakaja asked bar owners in residential areas to cease the business in residential areas, and find alternative.
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Following the post, Kenyans spotted the famous "mariamu", a Police truck used to ferry law offenders during patrolling exercise, citing mixed reactions as seen below;
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Mwari: Wow Kimariamu is back. What about noisy churches zenye ziko residential they are even worse than night clubs. Funga kila kitu.
Sam: Yaani ulikuwa serious
Norah: This one i support you Sakaja Johnson. These bars won't let us sleep in peace.
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