June 25 Protests: Mammito Joins Protestors in CBD 3 Months after Giving Birth

• Comedienne Mammito Eunice was among the Kenyans who joined protests at the Nairobi CBD to mark one year after the death of Gen Zs shot during anti-finance bill demos
• She shared photos showing how she pulled up in ready gear, leaving many wondering with whom she left her newborn
• The entertainer who recently introduced her partner publicly welcomed her daughter on March 26

Veteran comedian Mammito Eunice has joined Kenyans protesting on the streets to mark one year since Gen Zs were killed by police during protests.

How did Mammito show up for June 25 protests?

The entertainer took to the streets in solidarity with Kenyans just three months after she gave birth to her daughter.

In her post, Mammito shared photos of herself dressed in an all-black outfit with a Kenyan flag tied around her neck.

She was holding a bottle of water and a yellow whistle that she blew while protestors sat in groups around her.

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"The milk has already been pumped. Now let us pump changes," she captioned on her Instagram.

Here is her post:

Here are some of the reactions from social media users:

@karls_achyeng said:

"Mpaka manyuru amejitolea ameacha mtoto mwenyewe."

@el.en6320 said:

"Mungu awabariki wasanii wa Kenya sisi huku tupo na viazi."

@_porcelain_babe said:

"True patriots."

@reeze_rick said:

"Late comers kidogo but here we are!!"

@anne_bazazi said:

"Leo itabidi mtoi anyonye teargas flavoured milk."

@deeleilahassan said:

"God protect our sons and daughters."

@neswanja1109 said:

"Another maandamano baby coming."

@benedictmdemi1 said:

"Mtoto umeachia nani."

Why are Kenyans protesting?

Kenyans are on the streets to mark the first anniversary of Gen Zs who were killed during the 2024 anti-Finance Bill demonstrations.

Dozens of young people were shot by the police during the heated anti-government protests.

Some were shot as they tried to access Parliament, sending MPs who were caught inside running for their safety.

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However, some are also demanding justice for slain teacher Albert Ojwang, who died while in a police cell.

What you need to know about June 25 protests

• One person has allegedly been shot dead and others injured as police tried to battle protesting youth in Machakos.
• There was also tension around Nairobi Central Police Station as protestors tried to storm the station.
• In Eldoret, protestors also took to the streets seeking justice and demanding that the president address concerns raised.
• In Nairobi CBD, a female police officer was rushed to the hospital after being attacked by a rowdy protester.
• The Communications Authority asked TV and radio stations to stop the live coverage of the protests.

How many celebrities vowed to attend protests?

Earlier, TUKO.co.ke featured a list of celebrities who had vowed to attend the scheduled protests, leaving many waiting to confirm their presence.

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Comedian Njugush, rapper Khaligraph Jones and actress Jackie Matubia shared via their pages that they would be on the streets.

Comedian turned activist Eric Omondi also shared via his Instagram that he planned to join the protests.

Proofreading by Mercy Nyambura, copy editor at TUKO.co.ke.

Source: TUKO.co.ke