Content creator Ademba Allans has asked for help to repair his phone or get a new one after his gadget was damaged during the protests.

Ademba went viral after being featured on the famous BBC documentary that exposed police officers alleged to have killed protesters during the Reject Finance Bill protests in June 2024.

Going on his X page, the young man, who had provided incredible coverage of the protests from his point of view, noted that his iPhone had been damaged.

According to him, he was at Central Police Station when all hell broke loose and the next thing he saw was the damage caused to his phone.

He apologised to those who were following his updates, saying it would be difficult to continue recording.

He shared his number, adding that he knew he would receive insults, but he would still share.

Ademba also disclosed that the number of protesters who had flocked the police station had been pushed back to the CBD.

"I don't know what I will do but simu imevunjwa sorry. For anyone alikuwa anategemea hii I'm sorry. I know mtanitusi but mimi naweka number, if you can help me repair ni sawa or If I can buy a new one," he said.

While some questioned him for asking for money while doubting his story, others felt sorry for him and even promised to help him get a new one.

Here are some of the reactions:

snoopykenya said:

"Why do you not go with another phone and or get an under armour for your phone for such times?"

@kipweldone said:

"Sawa wacha tuchange."

@dekow001 said:

"We don't need updates bro..we are on the ground ..kuja I give you a Techno ,tuendelee Na kazi jomba."

@mesh_masibo shared a message:

"TFP0A9WZOU Confirmed. Ksh. 100 sent to Alans Ademba 0743990726 on 25/6/25 at 10:04 am."

@Legal_mindmburu said:

"We tumeni pesa ata ka Ni mbao kindly it will help here nishaeka ka chwani kangu tupatane huko bana."

@QwuchD said:

"Where's that phone Allan, I mean we want to assist xoz we want the updates, but where's the broken phone?"

In other demo news, a man left many stunned after he was spotted hiding inside a dustbin in Nairobi CBD.

The man, fearing the chaos, went inside a dustbin and held a lit candle in his hand as he commemorated those lost during the 20204 Anti-Finance Bill protests.

Questioned why he decided to take that step, he noted that he was afraid of the chaos and had to seek refuge.

He also urged Nairobi County Governor Johnson Sakaja to ensure that goons don't step into the CBD as they would be attacked mercilessly by protesters.

Source: TUKO.co.ke