Scar Mkadinali, a member of the hip-hop group Wakadinali, is making headlines for his decision to bail out Ian Njoroge, a man seen in a viral video assaulting a police officer. The incident has sparked widespread discussion, with Scar using his Instagram to express his dislike for the police, citing personal experiences of being mistreated by officers.
Scar's support for Ian Njoroge stems from his belief that the police often act without accountability.
He stated, "If Ian Njoroge does have a criminal record I will bail him out! Njege Masanse wakwende! For the times these maafakaz beat me up for no reason! #MZIZA #ZOZANATION."
Wakadinali has a history of criticizing rogue police behavior in their music. Their song "Njege Masanse" openly disses corrupt cops, reflecting the group's stance against police brutality.
Fan Reactions:
Fans have had mixed reactions to Scar’s announcement. Some support his decision, agreeing with his criticism of the police, while others are more skeptical. Comments include:
- "Scar ashapata lyrics"
- "Nilijua tu Wakadinali si watu wabaya"
- "Big up @scar_mkadinali the guy was stopping the corruption yenye iko hii nchi"
- "Apparently Ian is a boxer. That just makes things even worse for him, hapa hata hiyo bail atanyimwa"
Background on the Incident:
Ian Njoroge, a driver, reportedly attacked the police officer after the officer demanded a hefty bribe. The altercation was caught on video, showing Ian delivering powerful blows and kicks to the officer. Ian was later arrested at his girlfriend's home, where it appeared he had also been assaulted by the police.
Wakadinali's critical stance towards the police is well-documented in their music, as seen in "Njege Masanse," where they rap against rogue cops.
Scar Mkadinali’s involvement in this case highlights the ongoing tension between certain communities and the police, as well as the influence of music and public figures in social and legal matters.
