- A Dandora man was caught selling urine disguised as fruit juice to unsuspecting residents in the city
- Those who caught him raised an alarm over the incident, noting that it was happening for the second time following his initial arrest
- A section of Kenyans reacted to the viral video clip, with many expressing concerns over the repercussions of his actions on other hawkers
Nancy Odindo, a TUKO.co.ke journalist, has over four years of experience covering Kenyan politics, news, and features in digital and print media.
Nairobi residents have been stunned after a man was caught selling bottled urine disguised as fruit juice in Dandora.
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The suspect used recycled Minute Maid plastic bottles filled with yellow liquid resembling popular soft drinks.
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Locals who noticed a suspicious smell raised the alarm and warned others, claiming it was the second time the man had been busted for the same offence.
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They expressed concern about the safety of children who play in the area, noting that the fake juice appeared highly concentrated.
A video of the incident has since circulated online, sparking outrage and disbelief among a section of Kenyans.
How did Kenyans react to Dandora clip?
Cathrine Gathigia
“How? Ana harvest mkojo kutoka wapi? Hata mtu wa diabetes hakojoi mingi hivyo.”
DeeRay King
“So sad Smh… This will put more mistrust in the few honest, hardworking hawkers.”
Lorna Xomie Lorna
“Si heri aki angekoroga jolly aki masusu surely huo ni uchawi.”
Blooms KE
“Si angeweka hata strong tea ama umaskini haezi afford ata majani ya ten bob.”
Elly Njiru
“Ameharibia hawkers because I will never trust even their water. Direct to the supermarkets!”
Kathra Wawenka
“Hapa biashara imeharibika, I will never drink this ever again, na vile orange is my favourite.”
Young Billionaire
“We love to support these roadside sellers, but once such things occur, endeni mlale njaa tu.”
Bev Han
“If you still drink juice along Nairobi street… you have along way to go… better you take even a fruit.”
Geoffrey Mosiria warns hawkers
Meanwhile, Chief Officer for Environment Geoffrey Mosiria issued a stern warning to hawkers operating in Eastleigh over rising lawlessness.
He raised concerns about blocked roads, indiscriminate waste dumping, and the conversion of public spaces into open-air markets.
Mosiria emphasised that while small-scale traders are supported, their activities must remain within legal boundaries.
He condemned hawkers who clog drainage systems with garbage, contributing to flooding during rainy seasons. The environmental chief warned that such impunity endangers lives and disrupts essential services.
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Meru man injected with poisonous substance
Elsewhere, Shadrack Muriira, a young man from Meru county, was brutally assaulted after being accused of stealing miraa.
He recounted how two men accosted him, took him to their house, undressed him, and injected a red substance into his private parts, allegedly to sterilize him.
The attack left him in excruciating pain and with persistent swelling. His family, who denied the theft allegations, said efforts to seek justice were futile.
Despite seeking medical help, Muriira’s condition remained worrying. The incident sparked outrage, with calls for authorities to investigate and hold the attackers accountable for the inhumane act.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
