Author: Steve Ireri

Steve is a seasoned digital multimedia journalist, with a background of over three years in digital content creation and masterful storytelling. He is accredited by the Media Council of Kenya and holds a Diploma in Broadcast Journalism from the Kenya Institute of Mass Communication. Steve has previously worked for reputable publications and media houses including the Kenya Management Magazine, Burudani Africa News and the Kenya News Agency. Email: steve@nairobipost.co.ke

Exposure to tear gas, a chemical agent used for crowd control, can be a distressing and painful experience. It causes severe irritation to the eyes, skin, and respiratory system. Knowing how to respond effectively can help mitigate the effects and prevent further harm. Here is a comprehensive guide on what to do when exposed to tear gas. 1. Stay Calm and Protect Your Breathing The first step is to stay calm, as panic can exacerbate the situation. Take shallow breaths to avoid inhaling too much of the gas. If you have a mask or cloth, use it to cover your…

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Renowned media personality Oga Obinna finally introduced his signee, Dem Wa Facebook, to his kids, jokingly telling them that she was their mother. Dem Wa FB, who co-hosts “Obinna Live” alongside Obinna, is seen in a video joining the family in their living room, where Obinna sat on a couch. The comedienne humorously told the kids she was their mother and teased Obinna for not introducing her to the family sooner. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: The comedienne could only remember one child’s name, Lola, and admitted she had forgotten the others’ names. The family enjoyed a good…

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Kisii woman Mama Jimmy, who is married to mzungu husband, couldn’t hide her joy as she joined her hubby and other church members for a volleyball match in the US. This comes days after the couple, who had lived in Kisii, Kenya, for over six years, moved back to the US. Though the husband is a native of the American nation, Mama Jimmy and their two children had never left Kenya and had experienced significant visa delays. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: The couple went viral on TikTok, where Baba Jimmy, a preacher, frequently posts videos of their…

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Family Bank is mourning the loss of its newly appointed board chair, Architect Francis Gitau Mungai, who passed away three weeks after assuming his new role. Mungai, who succeeded the retiring Wilfred Kiboro, died while receiving treatment in the United States, as announced by the Family Bank board of directors and management. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Arch. Mungai had been a significant figure in Family Bank Limited, serving on the board since 2016 and holding the position of Vice Chairman for the past two years. He chaired the Board Credit Committee and the Board Human Resource Committee…

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Chaos ensued and learning was disrupted for hours after a tear gas canister, thrown by police officers, landed inside the compound of Coast Girls High School during protests against the passing of the finance bill in Mombasa. The incident occurred as police attempted to control thousands of demonstrators gathered in various parts of the coastal city. A video capturing the moment shows the canister falling onto the school’s assembly ground, releasing a large plume of smoke that penetrated classrooms. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Students panicked, screaming and rushing out of their classrooms, causing widespread disorder and halting…

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Amber Ray’s husband, Kennedy Rapudo, has revealed that Amber was the one who initially approached him. In an interview with Parents Magazine, the successful businessman shared the lesser-known details of their first encounter, highlighting that it was Amber who made the first move. He recounted that when they first met at a restaurant on Thika Road during the COVID-19 pandemic, Amber kept making direct eye contact with him. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Alinikatia. There used to bnn the one that used to be on thika road ile wakati wa corona. Me I went there and sat with…

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A young Gen Z woman who attended yesterday’s Finance Bill protests in Nairobi’s Central Business District (CBD) has gone viral after humorously asking police to consider using flavored tear gas. In a widely shared TikTok video, the fearless woman is seen walking alongside her friend while police lob tear gas canisters in the background. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Her bold and unconventional request has left Kenyans stunned and has sparked a trending topic on social media about the audacity of Gen Z. In the clip, she petitions authorities to introduce flavors similar to those found in vape…

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The Media Council of Kenya (MCK) has strongly denounced the alarming wave of arbitrary arrests and assaults on journalists during today’s protests in Nairobi’s Central Business District by armed police officers. In a press statement issued today, MCK expressed deep concern over the mistreatment of journalists who were covering the protests, relying on police for their safety. Instead of protection, journalists were subjected to harassment, physical assault, and unjust arrests by security forces. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: Many of the journalists targeted were clearly identified with MCK press badges and press jackets, emphasizing their legitimate presence and…

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While a musician’s primary focus is on creating and performing music, the ability to dance can significantly enhance their career. Even if dancing is not their main skill, understanding and incorporating dance can offer numerous benefits, from improving stage presence to deepening audience connection. Here are key reasons why it’s important for musicians to know how to dance: 1. Enhanced Stage Presence and Performance A musician’s stage presence is crucial in captivating an audience. Movement and dance can transform a static performance into a dynamic and engaging spectacle. For instance, artists like Beyoncé and Bruno Mars are celebrated not only…

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The boda boda rider who transported comedian Fred Omondi on the day of his fatal accident has recounted their last moments together. In an interview with Kenya Online Media, the rider detailed his final interaction with Omondi, who had been leaving a club. Follow our Facebook page for more updates: “I took him to Tunnel, and he requested a Bolt,” the rider said. “He mentioned he needed to go far and wanted to go fast, but my bike wasn’t fast enough. I left him at Tunnel, and he paid Ksh530 for his ride.” Tragically, Fred Omondi, former comedian, was involved…

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