Livestreamer Tonka kicked out of high-end clothing store after trying to record without permission

Livestreamer Tonka kicked out of high-end clothing store after trying to record without permission

Kenyan IRL streamer Tonka was ejected from a Nairobi clothing store for livestreaming without permission, then drew debate with a rant on business attitudes.

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A Kenyan IRL streamer known as Tonka landed in hot water after a clothing store owner in Nairobi ordered him off the premises while he was mid-broadcast on November 11, 2026.

Footage from the incident, captured on his livestream and shared on TikTok, shows Tonka inside a clothing store before being told to leave.

He complied but kept his camera rolling, shifting to a handheld, selfie-style walk along a Nairobi sidewalk with a small group of companions.

Once outside, Tonka did not hold back. Speaking in a mix of Swahili and Sheng, he slammed what he described as outdated business attitudes, arguing that some people were stuck "back in the past" and had no vision for the future.

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He also urged his audience to tell their friends about him, framing himself as someone ahead of his time while dismissing the store's decision as a policy.

The clip quickly drew debate online, with viewers split between defending the store owner's right to enforce rules on their…

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PAY ATTENTION: Mark TUKO.co.ke as a preferred source, and our content will appear higher in your Google feed! Footage from the incident, captured on his livestream and shared on TikTok, shows Tonka inside a clothing store before being told to leave. Once outside, Tonka did not hold back. The clip quickly drew debate online, with viewers split between defending the store owner's right to enforce rules on their…

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