Pauline Njoroge, Friend Enjoy Cosy Moment At The Beach: "Good Morning"

• Outspoken political blogger Pauline Njoroge spoke for the first time since she was arrested in Malindi
• Pauline wrote a long statement on her social media platforms explaining how she was tracked and arrested at the coast
• The blogger seems to have put the arrest behind her as she is living her best life with one of her pals

Digital strategist and political blogger Pauline Njoroge is relishing a wonderful time at the beach.

Pauline Njoroge recounts arrest

In the wake of her release, Pauline took to her social media channels to provide her followers with an exclusive insight into the ordeal she endured during her time in custody.

According to her statement, she was tracked and subsequently arrested in Malindi, a story that stirred mixed reactions among her supporters and fellow bloggers.

Despite the uncertainty surrounding her arrest, the blogger demonstrated her unwavering resilience and determination to continue her fight for free speech and open expression.

Her social media statement highlighted her commitment to remaining steadfast in her principles, vowing not to be silenced by intimidation or threats.

Pauline Njoroge unfazed, enjoying beach times

Pauline took some time for herself and enjoyed the calming ambience of the beach.

With her friend by her side, the blogger relished the serene atmosphere, evident in the picture she shared with the caption:

"Good Morning. Nduta Kangethe is still laughing about my struggle with the bottle... that bottle in the cell where you are supposed to do the thing."

The moment captured the essence of newfound peace and camaraderie, starkly contrasting the turmoil she had recently experienced.

Police say Azimio blogger was caught with narcotics

Detectives from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations said the popular Azimio blogger was arrested for being in possession of narcotics.

The 37-year-old was apprehended on Saturday, July 22, in Kilifi County, where she was on an expedition with a friend.

The sleuths intercepted Pauline's vehicle along the Watamu-Jacaranda road, and upon a search, four rolls of dry plant material suspected to be narcotics were recovered.