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Emotions ran high at Our Lady of Fatuma Catholic Church, Ndumberi in Kiambu County as family and friends gathered to bid farewell to Brigit Njoki. The 12 year old girl was tragically killed by a stray bullet that tore through the walls of her parent’s house into her body, as police engaged protesters during the Saba Saba day protests in Kiambu. And as John Kahiro now reports calls for justice and accountability were echoed throughout the solemn and emotional send-off.
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12-year-old Njoki killed by a stray bullet laid to rest
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