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She had no idea that the deadly clashes between these protesters and Kenya's armed police would find their way into her living room.
A single bullet pierced the roof, puncturing the ceiling and striking Njoki in the head, her mother, Lucy Ngugi, tells the BBC. Within hours, she was pronounced dead in hospital.
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