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Police officers control traffic along Uhuru Hughway off Kenyatta avenue during the WTO Ministerial conference at KICC, Nairobi on wednesday, Dec 16, 2015. PHOTO: JONAH ONYANGO/STANDARD.

A few weeks back, an assistant chief who was caught on camera while drunk was sacked.

The video clip of the chief rolling on the ground was aired on several TV station. “I must drink. Don’t bother with me. I am a man and I was ordered to do so during my initiation into adulthood.,” the drunken chief said on camera.

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