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A man shot and injured by police during the saba saba day protests now wants justice. 31-year-old Nelson Madiba Mandela who was shot in the arm says he is worried after police from Rongai pressured him to surrender the bullet that was removed after a surgery.
Nelson Mandela sustained a gunshot in the arm during Saba Saba protests
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