A disturbing video has surfaced online revealing a coordinated robbery targeting people leaving Nadia Mukami's "10 Years of Nadia Mukami" concert held at Ngong Racecourse in Nairobi.
The footage, captured near Valley Arcade along Ngong Road, not far from the event venue, shows groups of assailants on motorcycles and on foot ambushing concertgoers as they make their way home.
Recorded from a distance, possibly via CCTV or a handheld device, the clip depicts multiple attackers clustering near vehicles and pedestrians, with the narrator warning viewers in Swahili and Sheng about the imminent danger ahead.
This incident has reignited public concern over the security of entertainment events in Nairobi, especially regarding the safety of attendees once they leave venues.
Nadia Mukami's concert was a landmark celebration of her decade-long music career, making the subsequent criminal activity all the more unsettling for fans and the wider community.
Security Concerns Raised
- The video has been widely shared across social media platforms, drawing significant attention.
- It highlights the vulnerability of concertgoers to opportunistic crime in the city.
- Questions have emerged about existing security measures for large-scale public events and the protection of attendees after events conclude.
TUKO.co.ke reached out to Nadia Mukami's team for comment ahead of publishing this report.
